Never Again

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BigUmp56

I never said we used a standard rotation. What we did was anything but standard. What I said was that we rotated positions as usual. That would have the PU from the first game working as U3 for the second, U3 from the first game working as U1 for the second game, and U1 from the first game working the plate for the second game.

I understand -- and I agree with that.

My comment was referring to this statement:

The only time we would rotate to second from first was with R1 only and a deep base hit where we would take the BR into second if he committed.

I'm wondering why you chose this rotation rather than the standard rotation on a base hit with R1 only. It doesn't seem to save any running for U1.

[BigUmp56]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I'm wondering why you chose this rotation rather than the standard rotation on a base hit with R1 only. It doesn't seem to save any running for U1.

I see your point. What it did was save the PU from having to rotate up to third. What we would do it come in from A and make a short pivot with R1 only and only slide up if the BR committed to second. It also helped with R1 only and U3 in C where R1 would steal second. We left U3 inside instead of having him rotate back to D.


Tim.

[Texas Aggie]

Tomorrow, I'll do forty-five minutes of cardio followed by about 200 crunches. Then about an hour of weight training.

Do it in the exact OPPOSITE order of what you mentioned. You will see much better results and you won't be tired when lifting.