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Working a fair amount of 3/4 umpire games on the big field helps. It IS difficult to get the small things right when we do 2 man 99.955 of the time. This is one of the few times where it's easier on the 60' field ... |
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SoCal is completely correct. We need to utilize the working area to our advantage because it allows us to open our field of vision and let's us see both the play and the area around 2nd.
We need to be able to see that obstruction, particularly in a 3 or 4 man crew. Also, in 2 man, the PU does not bust down to 3rd with a runner on 1st and the ball STILL in the infield. He should be looking for interference/obstruction at 2b.
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