Reply to "The Green Light"

TRhit10,000+ posts

I have to agree with redbird here.

We have all our good baserunners with green lights --when we dont want them to run we have a "Red lught" signal

We like it this weay because it gives the player a chance to think and use good opportunities when he knows he can steal the base. Yet with the red light we have control of the critical situations if we so desire to do so.

Sometimes the "16 year old" has a better feel on the base paths than the coach does and we do not give the green light to just any player.

5/22/049:47 AM

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