CecilOne Ask the "batter" if it is a ball or an airplane. If they say it is a ball, then say you don't care where it lands. The other non-question is whether we call the plate or the batter. I'm sure someone has a non-answer for that one.
IRISHMAFIA Originally posted by CecilOne The other non-question is whether we call the plate or the batter. I'm sure someone has a non-answer for that one. Either "yes" or "both" will work.
[deleted] I only use deep if they ask where the pitch was. Other than that it is a ball or strike. I had this happened, they asked where was the pitch. I said high. "You didn't call it illegal" Ok, let just go with deep.
CecilOne In my dictionary, deep is defined as "extending far downward" or "extending far inward from an outer surface". So how is a pitch "deep" if it extends far upward or far forward?
CecilOne Originally posted by CecilOne Ask the "batter" if it is a ball or an airplane. If they say it is a ball, then say you don't care where it lands. The other non-question is whether we call the plate or the batter. I'm sure someone has a non-answer for that one. You could also tell them they are too young for "mat balll".
[deleted] Yes sir you are correct and I will not use deep again. If they ask me if it is deep and will say yes and it is cold too:-)