Reply to "Cut Off Man"

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Iebsbl:

If interested, I can send you a few pages from the 90 page "Seattle Mariners" playbook on defense and "cutoffs". Of course,

if an opposing coach desires to change his team's defense "cut off" strategy, our coaches will adjust our "runners" to an aggressive "mode".

When we played the Japan HS National Team, our coaches were aggressive with the base runners. The Japan used "double" relays on the OF throws.

"There are 11 ways to score from 3b with less than 2 outs".

As a coach I need runners at 3rd base.

Bob

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2/28/138:30 AM

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