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Should the Pitcher Field This?
Just another example of which I am skeptical. A pitch hit behind the plate and the pitcher brings it in? I'm of the opinion these guys rarely get involved in a fly ball unless it's driven right at them.
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I would say yes in this situation.
Two runs up, and two runners on (one on third) with one out. On a hit ball the runner on third will try for home surely. If the pitcher stays near the mound and the catcher drops the ball, the runner from third will try to score on the error and the batter will get to first, and the guy on second will get to third. If the pitcher comes to make the catch, the catcher can be in place on home plate in case the pitcher drops it and can then flip it to the catcher to keep the runner on 3rd. Actually, just realised that the ball would be foul, so the batter wouldn't be able to make first would he, but the runner from third could still score? Last edited by Tony M; 06-15-2007 at 05:30 AM. |
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A pitcher is never involved in catching a popup unless he's the only guy around that CAN make the play. Even a popup right to the mound the pitcher moves out of the way and lets an infielder catch it. The only way a pitcher catches a ball is a line drive back to him or a popup bunt.
So the play is wrong. On a different note, we did figure out that "behind the plate" seems to be a zone that stretches some distance up the baselines as well. On this one, the ball is probably caught around half way up one of the lines, making it slightly more believable, but still wrong.
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Thanks, tysok, for your patience in continuing to assist with these - admittedly - fine tuning aspects of the play by play. In light of this version's tremendous leap forward in that regard, sometimes I'm a bit reluctant to even mention these instances. I think I have a feel for your expectations and hope these actually help in the long term.
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I'll give up on this now, but I'll maintain - in silence - that IMHO it's an inadequate designation for this kind of incident and surrenders to the idea that these things will just happen now and then.
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