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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike Rowe) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > >> Please explain what you mean by proper mechanics. It seems that > >> fielder is at a distinct disadvantage in terms of where to position > >> herself acting as a target for the fielder, If throw is taken in > >> front of basepath, fielder has her back to runner. If throw is taken > >> behind basepath, it could hit runner and in either case forces fielder > >> to move toward, reach, sweep, dive, lunge etc to reach runner unless > >> ball is received well in advance of runner's arrival. Usually plays > >> at the plate are to close to receive the ball that far in advance of > >> runners arrival. > >> > >> Jason > > > >Mike Rowe, > > > >I posted above yesterday, please respond. > > > >Thanks > > > > Jason, > > To start, learn some patience. Just because I didn't respond to you in what > you believe a timely fashion should indicate to you that I have a life outside > the subject of softball, though sometimes it doesn't seem so. d:-) > > I believe I already stated this in a previous post. The player should receive > the ball THEN move into the basepath. > > If a fielder has their back to the play, then maybe then need to turn a little > bit so they don't. The throw should always be received from in front of the > play because, as you stated, the ball could hit the runner (which means they > were far enough ahead of the play they most likely would have been safe > anyhow), and the defense would at least lose the opportunity to attempt to get > an out. > > > Mike Rowe > DASA UIC If you will read carefully, you will note that my request said please and it did not chide you for not responding sooner. You are sanctimonious and an arrogant blowhard. The extent to which you post on this site would in fact lead one to believe you don't have a life outside the subject of softball. Let's see if you are capable of digesting my comment without coming back and trying to one up me.
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