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To me it doesn't hold water that the coach, from the dugout will have a better view of what is actually happening. Their pitch calling is based upon a bad view of if the pitch was what they called and if it was where it was supposed to be. Every time the catcher gets asked, where the ball came in because the pitch calling wasn't the expected result, I just have to laugh.
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I laugh too! Pitch was just outside, maybe on the black. Had the coach yelled to my DD, "Ask the ump where that missed". She turned her head to the ump and asked, "Where did that miss?" Ump took his foot and drew a line about half way into the opposite batters box. Hilarious!
Come on coach. Teach the catchers how to call pitches.
To me it doesn't hold water that the coach, from the dugout will have a better view of what is actually happening. Their pitch calling is based upon a bad view of if the pitch was what they called and if it was where it was supposed to be. Every time the catcher gets asked, where the ball came in because the pitch calling wasn't the expected result, I just have to laugh.
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I laugh too! Pitch was just outside, maybe on the black. Had the coach yelled to my DD, "Ask the ump where that missed". She turned her head to the ump and asked, "Where did that miss?" Ump took his foot and drew a line about half way into the opposite batters box. Hilarious!
Come on coach. Teach the catchers how to call pitches.
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