Granting time to walk the ball to the pitcher

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Sat Feb 20, 2010, 02:59pm

Steven Tyler Steven Tyler is offline

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Originally Posted by dash_riprock

There's nothing wrong with calling time without a request if you deem it appropriate.

Yeah, if you're dealing with an injury. I don't agree you should call time just because the catcher didn't give you a verbal request for a timeout. They could be pulling the old hidden ball trick if the infield decides to come. While the catcher would leave home plate uncovered in this situation is beyond me.

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