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Posted By: davidcycleback

Notable that the catcher tends to receive the most damage in a collision.

I believe it's correct that the catcher has the right to go for an incoming throw. Obviously, in practice it's sometimes only the anticipation of a throw, a throw that doesn't materialize.

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