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Wed Oct 16, 2002, 05:20pm
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All have made good point but I'm not sure I agree with their final answer.
What was F6 doing? Was he attempting to get to the ball and just couldn't make it (and no one else could get there either) - not an in-field fly. You made the right NO-call. Did you have a partner? If so, apparently he didn't think it was an in-field-fly either. However, if F6 was lolly-gagging around and you felt he saw this high pop fly as an opportunity to fool the offense by not catching the easily fielded ball - then it likely was an in-field-fly and you should have made the call. Afterall there were at least three runners that thought he was going catch the ball - that is why they stayed on base. I have never heard of any rule-of-thumb about squared shoulders and think this might confuse the issue of ordinary effort. just some thoughts.... my first post here!
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