08-05-2011, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Bluenoser
It's one of those situational things, a basic play that is taught. A player is expected to know when a sac fly will work, and to execute. Kind of like how the pitcher automatically moves to cover first on an ball hit to the right side. The manager doesn't necessarily remind the pitcher everytime the situation comes up, he's expected to do that as one of the basic fundamentals of the game.
By no means am I saying it doesn't happen, it just hasn't happened that I can recall.
Well, with no outs I'd be trying for the hit, using my LH contact guy first.
With one out, I'd likely send up a guy who hits a lot of fly balls.
With two out, well you need a hit, passed ball, or wild pitch, so go with your best hitter if you can. A balk would also work but isn't likely to happen with 2 outs and 1 runner on at 3rd.
Of course everybody manages differently and decisions are certainly subjective, so go with what you feel is your best chance to get the run in.
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Or click on Option 11- The Sac Fly Button...
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