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In a close game (FP), runner on 2B, BU in C position, batter hits a
slow roller towards F4, as BU you start in at an angle that will give you a good look, be closer to the play than somewhere behind F6. As you start in, you see PU has gone more up the line towards 1B to observe pull foot, etc.. You realize that you also have a runner at 2nd base who is advancing on the play. You also realize that the call at 1B is your call. You slow down so your position is now close to circle, but not as close as you would normally be when making a call at 1B. F3 catches the ball, actually pulling foot prior to receiving the ball. As BU you indicate safe. F3 anticipating R1's advancement to 3rd, snaps a bullet to F5. Sliding R1's hand touches bag, then ball touches hand. You as BU hesitate, (mechanically not your call), hear nothing from PU, yell, "Hand on bag, Late tag." As you straighten, from your sell "safe"you hear a loud "OUT" sell call from PU, positioned between HP and 1st base. "Damn, mess". (thoughts to self). Naturally you now have two coaches approaching. After discussion with partner, you stay with BU's call. He did have the position. How would you handle a play like this? [Edited by whiskers_ump on Nov 20th, 2004 at 08:57 PM]
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