Fun Fact: In 1918 Babe Ruth hit a "home run" with a teammate on first base in the bottom of the ninth inning of a tied game. Under the rules of the day, Ruth was credited with a triple.
Outfield Mechanics
The outfield mechanics video series teaches the key steps to fielding balls hit to the outfield. Good
outfield play starts before the ball even is pitched. One video explains the "creep step" and the "ready position"
that should occur before you make a play on the ball. After the ball is hit, proper footwork is key to getting
you to the right position for a catch. We describe the proper footwork used to make a catch and throw on balls
hit to the left and to the right of the outfielder.
Introduction to playing in the outfield: Learn the key steps to fielding balls hit to the outfield. 
The creep step and the ready position" : Good outfield play starts before the ball is pitched.Check out our pre-pitch instruction.
The drop step technique: After the ball is hit, proper footwork is key to getting you to the right
position for a catch.
Fielding balls hit to the left of the outfielder: Proper footwork to make a catch and throw on balls hit
to the left of the outfielder. 
Fielding balls hit to the right : Proper footwork to make a catch and throw on balls hit to
the right of the outfielder. 
Fun Fact: In 1918 Babe Ruth hit a "home run" with a teammate on first base in the bottom of the ninth inning of a tied game. Under the rules of the day, Ruth was credited with a triple.
