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TOPIC: Five man infield |
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| Bigelow
March 20, 2013
5:45:32 PM
Entry #: 4040616
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Does anyone know if you can play a five men infield in our league, providing the fifth infielder plays right behind 2nd base?
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| Jim_the_Ump
March 21, 2013
8:34:23 AM
Entry #: 4040734
| In our league, you can play 5 infielders if you'd like. Any of them can play anywhere they’d want (in fair territory) you are not limited to having one guy play behind 2nd base.
Hope this helps.
Jim_the_Ump
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| Knight
March 22, 2013
8:35:42 AM
Entry #: 4041034
| The five man infield will only work if you are playing a weak opponent. Milliken will also be interesting with only three outfielders. A gimmick at best.
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| fazoolie
March 23, 2013
3:12:28 PM
Entry #: 4041313
| Only one team does the 5 man infield and they have lost 27 games in the last two years. So the success rate is not good.
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| Fureza
March 25, 2013
7:33:35 AM
Entry #: 4041586
| Great point regarding the wins.It may work with a weak outfielder that can't catch a cold.
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| Faux
March 27, 2013
7:20:18 PM
Entry #: 4042293
| I pity the fool that deployes this strategy to lead his teams to wins.
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| kavman
April 22, 2013
8:36:35 PM
Entry #: 4049638
| Sorta hoped the long winter would have scramble the Arms boys brain magically transforming them into a "Super Thinkers" with tons of good ideas of how to play defense.
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| Uarms
May 16, 2013
6:24:38 PM
Entry #: 4057774
| Never have I seen such a cunning and down right hilarious way to get in an opponents head!! Great job on the poster board.. I'll be laughing about that one for the rest of my life!!
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