How To Turn a Double Play : Turning a 4-6-3 Double Play

A 4-6-3 double play starts at 2nd base, who throws to the shortstop, who then throws to 1st base. Learn how to turn a 4-6-3 double play from a baseball coach in this free coaching video.

Expert: Juan Landaverde
Bio: Juan Carlos Landeverde played high school baseball at Hamilton High School and continued his career after high school at Cal State Northridge.
Filmmaker: Devin Boddie

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• baseball
• double play
• 1st base
• 2nd base
• 3rd base
• shortstop
• outfield
• right field
• center field
• left field
• home plate
• catcher
• pitcher
• baserunners
• defense

[breener24]

@hillel94 hahahahahahahahahah

[killaj53]

@hillel94 No... A 4-6-3 is From second, to short, to first.

1. Catcher

2. Pitcher

3. 1B

4. 2B

5. 3B

6. SS

7. LF

8. CF

9. RF

[limes14]

stay down, when the second basemen is dropping that back foot to throw to second shes down feilding the ball but when she goes to throw the ball she stands back up. Which is wasting a lot of time, if you stay down the ball will get to 2nd faster and its a better chance of getting the doubleplay. Just stay down when you pevit, standing up wastes another second from getting the second out.

[hillel94]

a 4-6-3 double play would be a ball hit to the seconbaseman then thrown to the third baseman who throws to first. a 4-5-3 double play is a ball hit to second which is thrown to ss then thrown to first.

[OmfgItsJoel]

lol, that was gay...