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Voluntary Release
How do you judge voluntary release? What do you watch for? Any routine things that you look for to determine catch/no catch? We can certainly discuss the obvious things as well as maybe the finer points of voluntary release...
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It's not hard. Did he release the ball on purpose? Did he reach in with his throwing hand to remove the ball or flip it out of his glove intentionally.
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There is an element of judgement involved here though...which can lead to some gray area...I'm not disagreeing w/ your post by any means...thanks for your thoughts
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I've heard folks say that you can watch for the direction of the ball. For example, trying to turn a DP, F4 gloves the ball and it falls straight down (no catch) or it "falls" toward left field (catch and dropped on the release).
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that's a good one MIB.. see there are more of these...just because F9 reaches into his glove and the ball comes out...do we have voluntary release?
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