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View Poll Results: Who should take the overthrow? | |||
BU (PU takes B/R) |
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10 | 29.41% |
PU (BU retains the B/R) |
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24 | 70.59% |
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Read and react. Nobody on and the overthrow is closer to BU, PU should have no problem staying in the infield and covering. PU is no more in a throwing lane than his partner would be. If coverage is needed at home?????, BU can get his butt down there easily.
This should not be normal mechanics but, with good communication proper coverage can be provided a lot simpler for this situation than one would think. Also, no matter how fast the BU is he will always be following the runner to second. The PU has a better chance of obtaining position. Sometimes you just have to be flexible and make sure coverage is provided. That is what is more important. |
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