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Get as close as you can and try to come to a stop position. Then you can take another step or so as you make the call to put you even a little closer. It might not help you make the call - but will look better by getting you closer to the play.
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I will move leftish / inish (if you know what I mean). You have R1 running so you need to be at a left diagonal type movement IMO. You must realize that with less than 2 outs, a good team just might just go to 3B to get the lead runner - it is a very real possibility. Dont get caught moving full bore to 1B and suddenly the play is behind you at 3B. So angle at 1 and ready for 3 is about as good as you can get From C, a 1B call is NEVER ideal. Its just not the best place to be, so do the best you can on it.
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I read the first post and am not 100% clear on one point.
You describe working the bases in a slow pitch game, then ask about how to handle a play from "C". Are you doing this in the slow pitch games or the youth games you mentioned, which I assume to be fastpitch? ![]() |
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