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I have seen, in higher levels of ball, coaches trying to steal signals by standing close to the foul lines ( I know this is hard to believe, that a coach would try to gain an advantage by bending the rules). In this case, I would definitely move them back into the box. For 'kiddie' level ball, I would probably move the coach back only if he was distracting me or the other participants.
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Wed Jun 18, 2008, 09:27am
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Pick one, the coach in this instance was standing next to 1b, it looked like he was more than willing to walk onto the playing field to get a better view of the catcher. I suggested he return to nearer the coaching box.
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Wed Jun 18, 2008, 08:38pm
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