New rules may lead to more back picks attempts

[ProfessorGAC]

1. Never Heard Back Pick Either

Seen it plenty of times. Never heard the term before.
Teams generally don't like it, because a catcher throwing that way either has to turn to throw or get less velocity.
So, it's a rarely successful play unless the catcher has Bench's arm. And, if they know it's coming they just shorten the leadoff by a few inches.
I think the real way to reduce steals is to get the pitcher to have a quicker move from commitment to release.
Many pitchers have relatively long deliveries because they haven't worried about stolen bases much for the last 30 years.