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   According to the current edition of Little League’s Rules, Regulations, and Policies, the STRIKE ZONE is that space over home plate which is between the batter’s armpits and the top of the knees when the batter assumes a natural stance.

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   In Little League, the strike zone extends horizontally from either edge of the plate, and vertically from just below the batter's knees to the batter's armpits.

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   The short answer: The strike zone is the space over the plate which is between the armpit and the top of the knees of a batter. You should also consider several factors in determining your strike zone for each game and be consistent.

5. www.reddit.com › r › baseballLittle League World Series strike zones : r/baseball - Reddit

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   The strike zone is crazy. They are calling strikes on balls that are 6-8 inches off the plate but are also coming in below the knees. All season long you teach your hitters to know the strike zone and only swing at pitches that are strikes. But then you get into the world series regionals and now they have to swing at pitches that are clearly ...

6. www.wclittleleague.org › DefaultStrike Zone - Walnut Creek Little League

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   According to the current edition of Little League’s Rules, Regulations, and Policies, the STRIKE ZONE is that space over home plate which is between the batter’s armpits and the top of the knees when the batter assumes a natural stance.

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   By engaging the brain directly through visual strike zone prompts, athletes can quickly develop an acute awareness of the strike zone. In Little League, two fundamental skills significantly impact the game: the ability to throw a strike and to swing at strikes.

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   What is a strike zone in Little League?

   • Umpires are expected to be perfect at the start of the game, and get better as the game progresses. According to the current edition of Little League's Rules, Regulations, and Policies, the STRIKE ZONE is that space over home plate which is between the batter’s armpits and the top of the knees when the batter assumes a natural stance.

   Definition of the Little League® Strike Zone

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   How do I determine the strike zone?

   • To determine the strike zone for each game, consider the following factors and be consistent. According to the Little League Rule Book, the strike zone is the space over home plate which is between the batter's armpits and the top of their knees when they assume a natural stance.

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   Does the strike zone always stay over home plate?

   • … the strike zone will always remain over home plate, and it doesn’t matter where in the batter’s box the batter stands. If the batter is standing either in the very front or very back of the batter’s box, the umpire MUST take the batter’s normal strike zone to the area over home plate and not call the batter’s zone where he/she is standing.

   Definition of the Little League® Strike Zone

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   Should a little league umpire call a strike zone?

   • This is a very important concept for all Little League umpires to understand and remember. The umpire should call the strike zone as stated in Rule 2.00 – Definition of Terms, regardless of where the catcher catches the ball or, as happens in many Little League games, doesn’t catch it.

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   How does an umpire determine the strike zone?

   • An umpire determines the strike zone according to the batter's usual stance when that batter swings at a pitch during the game. Consistency of the strike zone is crucial, particularly during a batter's at-bat sequence.

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   When should a batter call a strike zone?

   • Once the umpire determines the batter’s normal stance, he/she should call that strike zone no matter what the batter may do to alter his/her stance and zone. Umpires should always “think strikes” and make a ball convince you that it is a ball. “Borderline” pitches should always be called strikes.

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   Interesting perspective from a Little League Umpire who defines the Little League Zone. Further Proof that not just anyone can do Umpire Training.

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