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Gotta have all the elements in front of ya, and that includes seeing all of the plate. Standing in the line from 2B through home takes away some of that element. And...what if the runner goes for another part of the plate. Aren't you more likely to be in the road if you are standing behind the plate. I didn't like this position when it was posited in February and still don't like it in October. The point that too many umpires are way too close is, however, VERY relevant. I see it all the time, and not just at home plate. I see it at 1B, 2B and 3B. It doesn't bug me as much as the lazy buttonhook, but it still bugs me.
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