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A fact from Jean Segura appeared on Wikipedia's
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I have again watched this on youtube, and, yes, I see Segura trotting toward 1st base, but now I notice he glanced back and saw a fielder chasing after him so he picked up the pace a little, and THEN the 1st base coach signalled for Segura to stop at 1st. That fielder had nobody to throw to; presumably, the 1st baseman shifted out of position because of the earlier part of the play, and understandably nobody expected Segura to head toward 1st. — Preceding
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