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Plays

Baseball playbook app: Every coverage, cutoff and steal, learned before the first pitch.

Draw bunt coverages, first-and-third plays, cutoffs and baserunning on a diamond sized for your level. Run them against the other team, then quiz every fielder on where they go.

Start from plays you already teach

65 plays and coverages are ready to place, in six groups: steal, bunt, first and third, base hit, ground ball and pickoff.

Defend the bunt with a Standard bunt D, the Wheel, a Crash or a Squeeze D. At the plate, call a Sac bunt, 1B side, a Safety squeeze, a Suicide squeeze or a Drag bunt. On the bases there are the Straight steal, Delayed steal, Double steal and Hit-and-run, and the defense answers with a Pitchout or a Slide step.

First and third, cutoffs and relays

Defend first and third four ways: Throw through, Middle cut, Fake to 3rd or Pitcher cut. Draw who cuts and who backs up on a Single to LF, R2 or a Double, left-center gap, and when the runner goes on Tag up from 3rd.

Infield depth and pickoffs

Set the infield at Double-play depth, Infield in, Corners in or Infield back, and shade it against a pull hitter. Pickoffs include Pick at 1st, Daylight at 2nd, the Inside move to 2nd and a Back-pick at 1st from the catcher.

A diamond for your level

Pick youth, middle school, high school, college or pro and the diamond changes with it. Youth plays on 60-foot bases with the mound at 46 feet, and runners leave when the pitch reaches the batter. Middle school is 80 and 54. High school and up is 90 feet and 60 feet 6 inches.

See if the runner is safe

Plays runs the play many times and shows runs and outs per rep and how often each runner is safe. On a steal you see the pitcher's time to the plate, the catcher's pop time and the runner's time. On a bunt, how often it stays fair and the runner moves up.

Every fielder knows where to go

Snack writes each player's quiz from the play and scores it, from "Who covers second?" to "What's the call on a ground ball?" Share the playbook with the team, and save an opponent's looks to build a game plan for them.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Choose softball and the diamond, the pitching distance and the baserunning rules change with it.

Get started

From the first practice to the final whistle

Start with one app and add the rest when you're ready. Free for up to 5 members. No credit card required.

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