While I remotely will agree I don't think that is the case here. I'm at school and they block youtube so I can't watch the video so I'm saying this based on memory from last night.
The location of this pitch didn't require him to stand straight up. My guess is that he knew it was a hit / run the hitter failed at and the runner got a poor jump. He threw this guy (who looked like he should have been fast) out easily and I'm thinking he stood up to take his time after seeing the runner get a slow jump.
I would teach a catcher most of what this guy did. The standing up isn't not what I would teach them.