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Old Sun Jun 01, 2008, 09:54am
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As an ASA umpire of 20 years...

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Originally Posted by NYBLUE
There is a signal (2 fingers across the wrist) that I assumed most of umpires used to indicate runner(s) in scoring position with 2 outs.
Recieving and mirroring this signal prior to the pitch or AB reminds:
- The BU to vocalize his out immediately when the tag occurs
- The PU to listen for the BU's out while watching the runner attempting to score.

Do many of you know of and/or use this signal?
I've never seen or heard of this "two finger across the wrist". It isn't in any umpire manual I've ever seen.
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