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A, B, C. Slots
I see this used all the time and I have some questions but first I need to get this terminolgy down.
A slot = foul territory 15-18 feet behind 1B. Correct ? B slot = behind and to the left of 2B correct ? C slot = behind the shortstop Correct ? I'll post my questions after i nail these down . Thanks for the feedback...... 
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Mon Apr 17, 2006, 12:18pm
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Mon Apr 17, 2006, 12:35pm
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Mon Apr 17, 2006, 12:40pm
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I often find that my comfortable C position is nowhere near being actually behind the shortstop, but perhaps more in line where a major league baseball shortstop might play. It seems I'm often a good 5-7 steps left (my left) of shortstop, and shortstops are often closer to third base than 2nd.
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Mon Apr 17, 2006, 01:18pm
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These are all the BU positions I remember seeing
A = outside 1st base line B = between 1st and 2nd (B1 or B2, left or right of F4) C = between 2nd and 3rd (C1 or C2, left or right of F6) D = outside 3rd base line C3 = occasionally for inside 3rd base line, right of F6 and F7
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