teams, who deliver signs to players. The variable keeps on coming. Is it a
fastball or a breaking ball (which is tougher to handle and takes longer to
get to the plate)? Is the pitch to the catcher's glove side or arm side? Was
the throw to the first- or third-base side of second base? Like this, a fast
runner isn’t always a good runner, however it is true that having higher
running speed brings advantage.
Outfielders catch the batted ball by running at the same speed as the ball.
They have to estimate where the ball will land, and have to have a good
eye sense of detecting the timing of the batter. Center Fielder must be
sensible in fielding and support others next to him. One second of
hesitation slows down 30 feets. It is also necessary to have the best
fielding position based on the hitter at bat.
Pitcher, Catcher, Secondbaseman, Shortstop, Centerfielder are called
center line. Shortstop and Secondbaseman previously plan their roles
about all the plays they will make for batted balls in order to reduce 0.1
second. They are in the middle of connecting the ball from outfield to
catcher. These are promises to make everything as quick as possible.
Endless practices are the result of fascinating plays performed on games.
Mistakes made in deciding players and tactics may hugely impact a game.
Having best decisions is a very difficult thing to do. Through an analysis
of datas and continuous observations and practices, teams make wisest
choices; it is similar to maths which need logical and rational thoughts.