Read the scenario and then click the button under each photo to observe the umpire making an out call with varying degrees of emphasis. Then select the most appropriate pairing of physical and verbal signals.
The batter lays down a perfect bunt, but the third baseplayer hustles, makes a bare-handed grab, and throws to first for a close out.
That's probably a little much in this case. This is a fairly exciting play, but the umpire should usually reserve such an emphatic call for those times when he really needs to sell a call—especially when the play is critical to the outcome of game.
Close. You chose the most routine way to make the out call, but this play probably deserves a little more emphasis in the delivery.
No. The umpire is showboating here, trying to draw attention to himself. Even when you need to sell a call, remember to keep your calls positive, and try not to steal the spotlight from the athletes on the field.
