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Originally Posted by Tuco
Seems like a big rush at 15 seconds. Does it stay at 15 seconds with runners on base?
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Read that it is 20 seconds with runners on base and 30 seconds in between batters. Not sure what happens when the batter is outside the box taking signals from third. I find it distracting like one of those signs that clocks the speed you are driving, "yep that thing is pretty accurate."
Also, what happens after one or two pick off moves? Should the clock get to :01, runner will be getting a huge jump. I was at a AAA game in '18 or '19 when they began testing the pitch clock but can't remember much, it was $1 beer night. Except I remember my wife wearing the "Nacho Helmet" on her head, I will never forget that.