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Old Wed Sep 01, 2010, 07:52pm
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If I remember correctly it was a little below the knees. I have definitely seen this pitch called both ways. PU called it a ball but both batter and catcher believed it was a strike. Dave
OP states: "Count was 3-1, and batter and catcher think it's 2-2. The pitch came in for a strike."
Now you're saying "PU called it a ball."
My question, was the correct count now 3-2, or ball four?
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Old Wed Sep 01, 2010, 07:56pm
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OP states: "Count was 3-1, and batter and catcher think it's 2-2. The pitch came in for a strike."
Now you're saying "PU called it a ball."
My question, was the correct count now 3-2, or ball four?
I think you are reading the thread incorrectly. It was 2-1 and the pitch was called a ball (for 3-1), but the players thought it was a strike (which made them believe it was 2-2)
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Old Wed Sep 01, 2010, 08:02pm
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I think you are reading the thread incorrectly. It was 2-1 and the pitch was called a ball (for 3-1), but the players thought it was a strike (which made them believe it was 2-2)
Got it. Thanks Irish.
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Old Wed Sep 01, 2010, 08:32pm
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Mike, you have the description absolutely right. When it was 2-1 and the pitch came in, that is when both the batter and catcher didn't know what it was. They did know that the next pitch was called a strike. Dave
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