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Old Mon Mar 27, 2006, 05:54pm
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That depends on what level of baseball you are working. Anything below college, I would call that a strike and make the batters swing. No need for games to last hours if your not gonna call that close pitch.

4 inches low and 4 inches off the plate is close? Maybe for u12s.

"Catch tell your boy to give me a ball in and a ball up or there is nothing I can do." You are going to get some chirping, esp. if they are hitting the mark; but, they will come around.
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Old Mon Mar 27, 2006, 09:18pm
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4 inches low and 4 inches off is a ball, at all levels. A strike that is low and away is nearly unhittable for average, but 4 inches low and 4 inches off called a strike is poor umpiring.
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