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The only problem with it would be if your partner moved to a holding spot for a possible throw back to 3B and didn't see the play. Even worse, what happens if your partner says "I don't know" or just shruggs their shoulders? I have had that happen to me. With no outs it's not that bad, but if that coulda, shoulda, woulda been the third out of the inning, it can get really ugly. If I do not have an angle on the foot on the bag, I make the call I see. If the coach then ask me to go for help, no problem, I go talk to my partner. I'd rather reverse the call on additional information, than the crew look foolish because one or the other wasn't paying attention or was watching another part of a play develop. With a 3-umpire systems it's pretty easy for the PU to help on a call at 1B, but a bit more difficult with only 2 umpires.
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