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positionalLF7U-9U★★★★★

You're the left fielder. Where should you go?

Runner on 1st, ball hit to right field.

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positionalLF10U-11U★★★★★

You're the left fielder. Where do you go?

Runner on 2nd, single hit to center field. Throw is going home.

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positionalLF12U-13U★★★★★

You're the left fielder. What's your responsibility?

Nobody on base. Bunt down the 3rd base line.

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positionalLF10U-11U★★★★★

You're the left fielder. Where should you move?

Runner on 1st, ground ball to shortstop.

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positionalCF7U-9U★★★★★

You're the center fielder. Where should you be?

Ground ball hit to shortstop, runner on 1st. Throw to 2nd for force.

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positionalCF10U-11U★★★★★

Who has priority on a fly ball between CF and LF?

Pop fly between you (CF) and the left fielder.

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positionalCF12U-13U★★★★★

You're the center fielder. What's your job?

Ball hit to RF gap. Runner on 1st heading to 3rd.

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positionalRF7U-9U★★★★★

You're the right fielder. Where should you go?

Ground ball to 3rd baseman. Throw going to 1st.

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positionalRF10U-11U★★★★★

You're the right fielder. Where should you move?

Runner on 2nd, ball hit to left field.

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positionalRF10U-11U★★★★★

You're the right fielder. What's your job?

Runner on 1st tries to steal 2nd base.

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positionalSS7U-9U★★★★★

You're the shortstop. What's your primary job?

Runner on 1st tries to steal 2nd.

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positionalSS10U-11U★★★★★

You're the shortstop. Where should you line up?

Ball hit to right field, runner on 1st heading to 3rd.

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positionalSS12U-13U★★★★★

You're the shortstop. What's your coverage responsibility?

Runner on 1st, bunt toward 3rd base side.

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positionalSS12U-13U★★★★★

You're the SS. What's your cutoff alignment?

Ball hit to left field, runner on 2nd heading home.

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positional2B7U-9U★★★★★

You're the 2nd baseman. What's your job?

Runner on 1st, ground ball to SS. Double play time.

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positional2B10U-11U★★★★★

You're the 2nd baseman. What do you do?

Ball hit to right field. Runner on 1st.

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positional2B10U-11U★★★★★

You're the 2nd baseman. Where do you go?

Runner on 1st, catcher picks off to 1st base.

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positional3B7U-9U★★★★★

You're the 3rd baseman. What do you do?

Runner on 2nd, ball hit to right field.

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positional3B10U-11U★★★★★

You're the 3rd baseman. What's the plan?

Runner on 1st, bunt is expected.

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positional1B7U-9U★★★★★

You're the 1st baseman. What's your main job on most ground balls?

Ground ball hit to any infielder.

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positional1B10U-11U★★★★★

You're the 1st baseman. What's your cutoff role?

Ball hit to right field, runner on 1st heading to 3rd.

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positionalP7U-9U★★★★★

You're the pitcher. What should you do?

Ground ball hit to the 1st baseman who fields it far from the bag.

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positionalP10U-11U★★★★★

You're the pitcher. Where should you go after the pitch?

Ball hit to outfield. Runner on 2nd heading home.

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positionalP12U-13U★★★★★

You're the pitcher. What's your bunt defense role?

Runner on 1st, bunt play. 3B and 1B both charge.

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positionalC7U-9U★★★★★

You're the catcher. How should you find the ball?

Pop fly behind home plate.

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positionalC10U-11U★★★★★

You're the catcher. What do you do?

Runner on 3rd, wild pitch.

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positionalC12U-13U★★★★★

You're the catcher. What's the smart play?

Runners on 1st and 3rd. Runner on 1st steals.

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batting10U-11U★★★★★

What does 'hit behind the runner' mean?

Runner on 2nd, 0 outs, tie game.

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batting10U-11U★★★★★

What kind of ball should you try to hit for a sac fly?

Runner on 3rd, less than 2 outs.

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batting7U-9U★★★★★

How should you change your approach with 2 strikes?

0-2 count (2 strikes, no balls).

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batting12U-13U★★★★★

How do you adjust to outside pitches?

Pitcher keeps throwing outside pitches.

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batting10U-11U★★★★★

As the batter, what MUST you do?

Hit-and-run is called. Runner on 1st.

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batting12U-13U★★★★★

What's the right approach?

Bases loaded, down 2 in the last inning.

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batting7U-9U★★★★★

What should you focus on your first time up?

First at-bat of the game.

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batting10U-11U★★★★★

What's the goal of a sacrifice bunt?

Runner on 1st, 0 outs. Coach signals sacrifice bunt.

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batting7U-9U★★★★★

What does a level swing mean?

Coach says use a level swing.

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batting12U-13U★★★★★

What do you do on a close pitch with 2 strikes?

1-2 count, 2 outs. Runner on 2nd. Borderline pitch coming.

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batting10U-11U★★★★★

Should you swing at a 3-0 pitch?

3-0 count with nobody on base.

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batting12U-13U★★★★★

What's a productive out in this situation?

Runner on 2nd and 3rd, 1 out.

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batting7U-9U★★★★★

What went wrong?

You just struck out looking.

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batting12U-13U★★★★★

Should you try a hit-and-run or sacrifice bunt?

Runner on 1st, 0 outs. The pitcher is quick to the plate.

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batting10U-11U★★★★★

Why is a first-pitch strike important?

First pitch of the at-bat.

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baserunning7U-9U★★★★★

When should you leave 3rd base?

Fly ball to the outfield, you're on 3rd base with 1 out.

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baserunning7U-9U★★★★★

What do you do?

2 outs, you're on 1st base. Ball is hit on the ground.

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baserunning10U-11U★★★★★

Should you tag up and advance to 3rd?

You're on 2nd base, 0 outs. Deep fly ball to center field.

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baserunning7U-9U★★★★★

How should you run to 1st base?

You hit a ground ball to shortstop.

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baserunning10U-11U★★★★★

Can you try for 3rd base?

You're on 1st, single hit to right field.

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baserunning7U-9U★★★★★

What do you do on an overthrow?

You're on 1st, throw from infield sails over the 1B's head.

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baserunning10U-11U★★★★★

When should the runner go home on a ball in the dirt?

Runner on 3rd. Ball bounces in the dirt past the catcher.

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baserunning12U-13U★★★★★

What should you consider?

You're on 1st. The catcher lazily throws back to the pitcher.

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baserunning12U-13U★★★★★

How do you read the pitcher?

You're on 1st trying to steal. Right-handed pitcher.

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baserunning7U-9U★★★★★

What should you do?

You're running to 2nd on a steal and the throw is coming.

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baserunning10U-11U★★★★★

Should you tag up or go halfway?

0 outs, you're on 2nd. Fly ball to shallow left field.

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baserunning12U-13U★★★★★

What's your job on a hit-and-run?

Hit-and-run is on. You're the runner on 1st.

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general7U-9U★★★★★

What is the infield fly rule?

Runners on 1st and 2nd, less than 2 outs. Pop fly hit to the infield.

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general7U-9U★★★★★

What's the difference between a force out and a tag out?

Runner on 1st, ground ball hit to the infield.

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general10U-11U★★★★★

When should you call 'Time!'?

The game feels chaotic — runners are confused, fielders are lost.

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general7U-9U★★★★★

What does a 3-2 count (full count) mean?

Your teammate is pitching and the count is 3 balls, 2 strikes.

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general12U-13U★★★★★

What is a balk?

A runner on 1st, the pitcher does something unusual on the mound.

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general7U-9U★★★★★

What does 'tag up' mean?

Fly ball hit to the outfield. Runner on 3rd with 1 out.

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general10U-11U★★★★★

What happens on a ground-rule double?

Ball hit down the line, bounces over the outfield fence.

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general12U-13U★★★★★

What's a sacrifice fly?

Your team is on defense. The other team's runner on 3rd tags up and scores on a fly ball.

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general7U-9U★★★★★

Why are the runners 'forced'?

Runners on 1st and 2nd. Ground ball hit to 3rd baseman.

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general10U-11U★★★★★

Why do pitch counts matter?

Your youth league has pitch count rules.

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general7U-9U★★★★★

What happens after 3 outs?

Your team is batting. 3 outs recorded.

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general10U-11U★★★★★

What makes a pitch a strike?

The pitcher throws the ball and it crosses home plate.

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