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Old Tue Sep 07, 2010, 09:43am
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I hate holding my indicator in my hand so I keep it in my left side ball bag and after every pitch I change it and put it back in my bag.
What color bags are you using?

Usually the Navy Blue are much easier for changing your indicator than the grey, ivory, black or powered blue.
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Old Tue Sep 07, 2010, 10:16am
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The indicator in the ball bag method is the best. Once you do it that way, you'll wonder two things: Why didn't I do it that way sooner? Why do I even have an indicator? It's the first step toward indicator independence.
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Old Tue Sep 07, 2010, 10:39am
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The indicator in the ball bag method is the best. Once you do it that way, you'll wonder two things: Why didn't I do it that way sooner? Why do I even have an indicator? It's the first step toward indicator independence.
I became liberated several years when I was negatively evaulated for repeated conversations with my indicator, after each pitch. I admit, it is much harder writing it down on my hand but at least I haven't been zinged. The worst part is when you have a double header and can't remember which game is on which hand.
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Old Tue Sep 07, 2010, 09:47pm
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I had a base partner miss a dropped fly ball because he prematurely called a catch, and then looked away to click the out on his indicator.
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Old Wed Sep 08, 2010, 07:01am
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I became liberated several years when I was negatively evaulated for repeated conversations with my indicator, after each pitch. I admit, it is much harder writing it down on my hand but at least I haven't been zinged. The worst part is when you have a double header and can't remember which game is on which hand.
You got zinged for looking at your indicator...what else must I do for the 20 seconds in between pitches? It takes me 2-3 seconds to pull it out and add a strike or ball.
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What color bags are you using?

Usually the Navy Blue are much easier for changing your indicator than the grey, ivory, black or powered blue.
I use blue ones.
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