Reply to "Runner on first runs to RF"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

If you’ve never practiced defending this tell your pitcher to step off and everyone to listen. Do this even if you’ve practiced defensing the play. You can intimidate them into not doing it.

Yell out ... let him go to the outfield. If we get a pop or line drive then double him off first. On a grounder and maybe a single he’s an easy force at second. Just play it normally.

If the other team realizes you know what you’re doing skunk in the outfield is bad strategy.

10/27/203:22 PM

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