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It seems at the lower/younger levels of play that the pitcher is someone who can't throw the ball and the catcher is someone who cannot catch. That combination makes for some pretty long/boring games and dings and bruises for the poor soul who is calling ball and strikes.
Worst case, a left-handed catcher. Makes the most solid plate ump cringe. I make it a habit these days to keep my hands behind my knees. I do not care how it looks, it keeps my arthritic fingers from getting worse.
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10-U Rec game tonight. I was BU.
Coach is warming up the pitcher between innings while catcher getting ready. This pitcher was very good, throwing very hard. As catcher was relieving the coach, I could swear I heard the coach say these five words "Think you can catch her?"
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