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The runner on first will attempt to steal 2nd. Two questions 1) If the runner leaves the base before it crosses Home plate, do you kill the play immeadiatly or do a delayed dead ball? 2) Who has the call on if the runner left early PU or BU? To me the PU can tell if the ball crosses the plate which the BU may not be able to see effectivly but the PU can't have his eyes in two places watching the pitch and the runner. I am assuming it is the BU's call.
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One of the few "chewing outs" I got was for calling a
"left early" from behind the plate. I was working with the UIC. The gal on 2B left early on one pitch and I did not call it that time. On the next pitch, she leaves early again. I call it. She comes in telling me that that is not my call and to never to that to her again. After the game, I go to my car, get my book, open it to the appropriate page and give it to her. We have never worked together since.
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I totally agree. When working 2 man, I always ask my
partner if he has multiple runners, does he want me to take the one at 2B so he can concentrate on the other(s). If I see it missed once, then I am calling it the next time from my position behind the plate. She just did not like the idea of what she called, "me showing her up." Do you job.
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glen _______________________________ "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." --Mark Twain. |
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