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Old Tue Sep 26, 2017, 10:35pm
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Straightlined somewhat behind runner, PU half way up to 3rd on the line.

There no excuse for the BU to be straight lined on a force play at 3B when the throw is going F6 to F5. If the BU was straight lined then he was out of position at the TOP.

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Old Wed Sep 27, 2017, 08:24am
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There no excuse for the BU to be straight lined on a force play at 3B when the throw is going F6 to F5. If the BU was straight lined then he was out of position at the TOP.

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TOP? How about TOT? It isn't like the umpire doesn't move as the play develops.
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