Who should catch the ball? Fly Ball Communication.

The basic rules on who should catch the ball and when to break those rules.
Baseball field communication on fly balls.
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[@jamesbailey4183]

Like the last piece, sometimes it's the capability of the players. Two other factors are light and weather. Regarding the 1B, once that bag is out of play, he should be going to where he might next be of assistance depends on arm strength, ball, and runner location, so yes maybe act as cutoff.

[@edblue7369]

I’d say either center or ss. One of those two should converge and when it looks close, the closest one calls it

[@teebob21]

51.5 in the 400m as a freshman is S-tier. Best of luck to that kid in his track career

[@insaini87]

Is calling a ball one second before the catch too late ?

[@keithyoungs9435]

The first baseman also should be by the base they are not a cut off