Managing LineUps and Substitutions for NFHS Baseball

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[@gbnyland1]

Very good video. Makes it simple. So far all is good....

[@courierguygreg]

This is top shelf.

[@carlosrodriguezjr.3653]

Great slide presentation

[@philschlosser6233]

I have a play, hope you can do a video on it... R1, no outs, BR hits ball out in front of plate, F2 go to field the ball and BR makes contact with F2. What's the call? Interference or Obstruction?

[@pingtimetargets107]

Excellent video.

[@nola2635]

Very informative video! Any plans to make more instructional videos?

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[@rayray4192]

“ We steal more than bases?” Who proclaims they are thieves on their line up card?

[@bobbyharrison9275]

Did I miss smoking? What’s the “W”?

[@youthleagueofficialstraini8454]

Warnings! (You don't necessarily need this)

[@richardabram4596]

25 thumbs up

[@rayray4192]

At 7:19 you call a courtesy runner for the pitcher a “ pinch runner.” This is wrong. Words have meaning and context is everything. A courtesy runner is not a pinch runner. A pinch runner is a substitute for another player in the game. A courtesy runner is not a substitute.