Baseball Notes for Coaches And Players
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Regular position depends on ground-covering ability. First baseman 16 feet toward second, 20 feet back. Second baseman 20 feet toward first, 20 feet behind line. Shortstop 20 feet toward third, deep as arm permits. Third baseman 10 feet toward second and inside line. Outfield shift toward left field for right-handers. Shift a little toward right field for left-handers. Play deep or close according to fielding ability. With runners on.
Determine if possible offense's plan of attack.
Frequent thr...ows to keep the runner close.
Defense game depends on nature and stage of game.
See Clarke & Dawson, pp. 146-178. Runner on first.
Look out for bunt, steal, hit and run.
Less than two down, less than two strikes on batter, play for bunt.
Two down play for batter. Runners on first and second.
Play back for double or if two out for batter. Third baseman plays bag for possible bunt. Runner on second only.
Second baseman and shortstop keep runner near bag. Third baseman plays back and covers bag on bunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Regular position depends on ground-covering ability. First baseman 16 feet toward second, 20 feet back. Second baseman 20 feet toward first, 20 feet behind line. Shortstop 20 feet toward third, deep as arm permits. Third baseman 10 feet toward second and inside line. Outfield shift toward left field for right-handers. Shift a little toward right field for left-handers. Play deep or close according to fielding ability. With runners on.
Determine if possible offense's plan of attack.
Frequent thr...ows to keep the runner close.
Defense game depends on nature and stage of game.
See Clarke & Dawson, pp. 146-178. Runner on first.
Look out for bunt, steal, hit and run.
Less than two down, less than two strikes on batter, play for bunt.
Two down play for batter. Runners on first and second.
Play back for double or if two out for batter. Third baseman plays bag for possible bunt. Runner on second only.
Second baseman and shortstop keep runner near bag. Third baseman plays back and covers bag on bunt.
What to read after Baseball Notes for Coaches And Players?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmer Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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