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Originally Posted by DG
There are exceptions of course, but I will take a good catcher over a good F6 or F4 any day, and yet we allow them to be crashed and possibly lost for the season, or a career. Safety is no reason to give the neighborhood call, they can touch and get out of the way. When was last time one was lost for the season over a routine play at 2B?
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F2 has equipment F4/F6 have no equipment and are exposed.
Also, your comparison is not a good one. We are talking about ROUTINE plays not Bang bang plays.
When a runner comes crashing into F2 for the most part the play is close or F2 is blocking his path.
You cannot compare a play at the plate where F2 is blocking the runners path to a ROUTINE play at second base.
Pete Booth
Tue Oct 20, 2009, 08:29am
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