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[Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

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[Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby admin » January 17th, 2011, 12:33 pm

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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby Trey it Up » January 17th, 2011, 12:49 pm

What is the measurement for releasing behind the mound?
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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby 2_easy » January 17th, 2011, 1:05 pm

Zen Trey wrote:What is the measurement for releasing behind the mound?

I would think it should be as far back as you want to be, as long as you are within the foot on each side of the stripe and still in the pitchers circle.
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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby Dematas » January 17th, 2011, 1:15 pm

Senior_Hooligan wrote:
Zen Trey wrote:What is the measurement for releasing behind the mound?

I would think it should be as far back as you want to be, as long as you are within the foot on each side of the stripe and still in the pitchers circle.


I believe he asked what it is, not what your silly ass thinks it should be. :-)
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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby Zak » January 17th, 2011, 1:19 pm

Dematas wrote:
Senior_Hooligan wrote:
Zen Trey wrote:What is the measurement for releasing behind the mound?

I would think it should be as far back as you want to be, as long as you are within the foot on each side of the stripe and still in the pitchers circle.


I believe he asked what it is, not what your silly ass thinks it should be. :-)

judging by the diagram, it looks to be like half a foot
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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby Trey it Up » January 17th, 2011, 1:28 pm

I would think it would have to be more than six inches. The pitcher's stripe moves more than six inches just about every time it gets stepped on. Hell, my shoe is 12" long. If I'm more than half a shoe length from the stripe, I get a violation?
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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby 2_easy » January 17th, 2011, 1:31 pm

Zen Trey wrote:I would think it would have to be more than six inches. The pitcher's stripe moves more than six inches just about every time it gets stepped on. Hell, my shoe is 12" long. If I'm more than half a shoe length from the stripe, I get a violation?


No, because you are a catcher. You better be way more then a half a shoe length from the pitchers stripe!
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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby JellyDogg » January 17th, 2011, 2:14 pm

This is only representing the width of the pitcher release area. It does go all the way back to the boundary of the pitchers circle. So we'll say it's roughly 6' long x 3' wide.
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Re: [Circuit] Diagram Pitching Mound 10.8.1 (v.2011)

Postby Lost_Sage » January 17th, 2011, 2:56 pm

Jelly's right. I've added a slightly better version.

JellyDogg wrote:This is only representing the width of the pitcher release area. It does go all the way back to the boundary of the pitchers circle. So we'll say it's roughly 6' long x 3' wide.
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