Why, in baseball, is the first baseman not included in the "pass around" after a batter strikes out?
Does anyone know why this position is excluded from this tradition?
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This is especially true when going, "around-the-horn" which is Third, to Second to Shortstop and back to the Pitcher. These are all of the positions that need to keep their arms loose for a potential Put-Out. When throwing, "around-the-bags" however, it traditionally goes Third, to Shortstop, to Second and then to First before being returned to the Pitcher.
Also, after a Put-Out, when there aren't any runners on base, the First Baseman traditionally throws it back to the man that made the Play and it continues around-the-horn from there.
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Throwing around the horn is often initiated by the first baseman though when he makes a force out at first. He usually starts by throwing to second, which then throws to third, and then often home. That circular motion is why it's called "Around" the horn.
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M$37 years of playing baseball and common sense.
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