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Originally Posted by Ambermonk
Here's another teaser - as promised!
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That's the only object that reverses the call in that category, and there are 22 possibilities. Can't get any fewer than that and still have a call like that. 
There was a problem with that object though, did you not notice that the RUNNER at third dropped the throw? 
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Originally Posted by PhillieFever
First of all,I love the job you all do with the PBP.But here are some suggestions when it comes to infield hits that may come in handy.
1. Groundball,deep to short this is going to be trouble he is.....safe
2. slow roller down the(right field/left field) line....they're not gonna get em...safe at first base with an infield single.
3. groundball poked just past the pitcher...he better hurry....not in time,safe at first base.
These to me do a little bit better of a job when it comes to infield hits.Also I love the old school style of broadcasting which is especially useful in a game like this which basicly simulates an old time radio broadast.I'm sure you could find copys of old radio broadcasts to give you some ideas.And one more thing, "Can O' Corn" love it.
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Unfortunately, infield hits aren't a single category. They're made up of 4 or 5 categories strung together... so they can't be tailored like that. Hopefully they'll get better though... just have to do so in a different direction.
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