Reply to "With runner at second, MIF gives pitcher signal for # of looks"

Originally Posted by freddy77:

If you don't do this, at least at HS and below, the runner on second can pick up the pitcher's timing and use it to steal or at least get a better lead

Do you mean you've seen a high school team have the MIF signal the looks and holds?

While your question was directed to someone else, I will answer for you.

The answer is yes. The better high school programs might do this, along with many college programs. Generally speaking, your shortstop is the defensive captain at pretty much every level...no?

1/24/156:04 PM

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