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Mon Dec 04, 2006, 10:10am
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1) on a fly to right, the BU better be watching the catch, not what's going on the 3BL. So there's no chance of any 'double-calls'
on your play, how can the PU call the runner out if the ball is being caught in right field? If he's "begin tagged" then its Type A and you kill the play on the spot, no 'out' call, point him to the plate. If its Type B, you never had a chance to call him out to begin with, he scores (if the ball doesnt get to the plate before he crosses it). |
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