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If the Batter knows what he is doing he will move out of the way once the ball gets over the plate then you can sort of move were he was only back a little bit thatÂ’s what I always do but its only happened to me 3 times, and all three times the runner was safe because just as shocked as you are the catcher is to only he has to worry about getting hit with a bat to. In all three instances with me the runner went for the bottom left corner of the square part of home plate but the catcher is expecting the runner to go for the top of the plate further away from him. So the runner just slides under that catchers arm.
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Fri Jun 24, 2005, 11:06am
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