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Baseball5
Baseball5
[Sustantivo]

a fast-paced, urban version of baseball played with a rubber ball and bare hands

Baseball5, una versión urbana y rápida del béisbol jugada con una pelota de goma y las manos desnudas

Baseball5, una versión urbana y rápida del béisbol jugada con una pelota de goma y las manos desnudas

Ex: In Baseball5, players use their bare hands to catch and throw the ball. 
softball
softball
[Sustantivo]

a game similar to baseball but on a smaller field in which players use a larger and softer ball

sóftbol

sóftbol

farm team
farm team
[Sustantivo]

a minor league team, especially in baseball, affiliated with a major league club where players develop before potentially joining the major league roster

equipo afiliado, equipo de ligas menores

equipo afiliado, equipo de ligas menores

Ex: He was scouted by the major league team while playing for their farm team. 
double play
double play
[Sustantivo]

a defensive play in which two outs are made by the fielding team in a single continuous play

doble juego, doble matanza

doble juego, doble matanza

Ex: The shortstop and second baseman turned a double play to end the inning. 
at-bat
at-bat
[Sustantivo]

a batter's turn to bat against the opposing pitcher during a game

turno al bate, oportunidad al bate

turno al bate, oportunidad al bate

Ex: He had a productive at-bat with a double in the gap 
bunt
bunt
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a batting technique where a batter softly taps the ball with the bat to place it into play, often to advance a baserunner

toque, bunt

toque, bunt

Ex: The batter attempted a bunt to move the runner to second base. 
fly ball
fly ball
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a hit that travels high into the air and is caught by a fielder before it touches the ground

bola elevada, voleo alto

bola elevada, voleo alto

Ex: The fly ball was caught for the third out of the inning. 
force-out
force-out
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a play where a fielder touches the base with the ball to get an out before the baserunner arrive

fuerza fuera, eliminación forzada

fuerza fuera, eliminación forzada

Ex: The pitcher fielded a ground ball and threw to home plate for the force-out. 
steal
steal
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a baserunner's attempt to advance to the next base while the pitcher is preparing to pitch or during the pitch itself

robo, avance

robo, avance

Ex: His steal of third base surprised the defense. 
force play
force play
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a situation where a defensive player forces a baserunner out by touching a base with the ball before the baserunner reaches that base

juego forzado, jugada forzada

juego forzado, jugada forzada

Ex: The shortstop made a force play at second base to retire the lead runner. 
foul ball
foul ball
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a hit that travels outside the foul lines, usually resulting in a strike against the batter

bola foul, bola mala

bola foul, bola mala

Ex: He hit a foul ball that landed just beyond the dugout. 
ground ball
ground ball
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a hit that rolls along the ground, typically resulting in a play by the infielders to get the batter out

bola al suelo, rodada

bola al suelo, rodada

Ex: The infielder fielded the ground ball cleanly and threw to first base. 
to ground out

to hit a ground ball that is fielded by the defense, resulting in an out

ser eliminado por un roletazo, hacer un out por un batazo al suelo

ser eliminado por un roletazo, hacer un out por un batazo al suelo

Ex: He grounded out to the shortstop in his first at-bat. 
home run
home run
[Sustantivo]

a hit in baseball that occurs when a batter hits the ball and runs around all four bases, scoring a run for their team

jonrón, home run

jonrón, home run

Ex: The home run was the only score in the pitcher's duel. 
line drive
line drive
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a hard-hit ball that travels directly and quickly through the air, usually at a low angle, making it difficult for fielders to catch

línea recta, golpe en línea recta

línea recta, golpe en línea recta

Ex: She hit a sharp line drive into the gap between left and center field. 
pinch hit
pinch hit
[Sustantivo]

a hit by a backup batter in baseball

bateador emergente, golpe de emergencia

bateador emergente, golpe de emergencia

Ex: The coach called for a pinch hit to shake things up in the lineup. 
ball
ball
[Sustantivo]

a baseball pitch that the batter does not swing at and is not called a strike by the umpire because it misses the strike zone

bola, pelota

bola, pelota

Ex: The count is now 2-0 after two consecutive balls. 
strike
strike
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a pitch that the batter swings at and misses, or that the umpire calls within the strike zone

strike

strike

Ex: The umpire called a strike on the inside corner of the plate. 
strikeout
strikeout
[Sustantivo]

an out that happens when a batter receives three strikes during their turn at bat

ponche, eliminación por strikes

ponche, eliminación por strikes

Ex: He avoided a strikeout by fouling off several tough pitches. 
pop fly
pop fly
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a batted ball hit high into the air but not far, typically resulting in an easy catch for an outfielder or infielder

elevado corto, volea de globo

elevado corto, volea de globo

Ex: She lifted a pop fly to right field that the outfielder caught on the run. 
run batted in
run batted in
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a statistic that credits a batter when their hit or action allows a runner to score

carrera impulsada, bateador impulsor

carrera impulsada, bateador impulsor

Ex: She hit a home run with two runners on base, resulting in three RBIs. 
home plate
home plate
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) the base where the batter stands and where players must reach to score a run

home, plato

home, plato

Ex: The catcher stood ready at home plate to tag the runner out. 
backstop
backstop
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) the fence or wall behind home plate that stops wild pitches and protects spectators

valla trasera, red de protección

valla trasera, red de protección

Ex: He retrieved the ball quickly after it hit the backstop. 
brushback pitch
brushback pitch
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a pitch thrown close to a batter to intimidate or force them away from the plate

lanzamiento de intimidación, pitcheo cercano

lanzamiento de intimidación, pitcheo cercano

Ex: The batter felt the tension rise as the pitcher delivered a sharp brushback pitch. 
curve
curve
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a type of pitch that bends or curves as it approaches the batter

curva, bola curva

curva, bola curva

Ex: The pitcher threw a curve that fooled the batter completely. 
fastball
fastball
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a type of pitch thrown at high speed with minimal movement

bola rápida, fastball

bola rápida, fastball

Ex: The pitcher’s fastball clocked in at 95 mph. 
forkball
forkball
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a pitch thrown with a grip that causes the ball to drop sharply before reaching the plate

tenedor, bola de tenedor

tenedor, bola de tenedor

Ex: The pitcher surprised the batter with a devastating forkball. 
pitchout
pitchout
[Sustantivo]

a deliberate pitch thrown by the pitcher far outside the strike zone in baseball

lanzamiento deliberado fuera de la zona de strike, pitchout

lanzamiento deliberado fuera de la zona de strike, pitchout

Ex: With a runner on first, the team decided to call for a pitchout to prevent a stolen base. 
save
save
[Sustantivo]

a relief pitcher successfully preserving a lead to win the baseball game

salvamento, salvado

salvamento, salvado

Ex: The closer secured the save with a final strikeout. 
caught stealing
caught stealing
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a baserunner being tagged out while attempting to steal a base

atrapado robando, intercepción de robo

atrapado robando, intercepción de robo

Ex: The catcher made a perfect throw to get the runner and recorded a caught stealing. 
to tag up
to tag up
[Verbo]

(in baseball) to return to and touch a base after a fly ball is caught before attempting to advance to the next base

retocar, tocar la base

retocar, tocar la base

Ex: He had to tag up at second base before running to third. 
to tag out
to tag out
[Verbo]

(in baseball) to touch a runner with the ball to get them out

eliminar tocando, tocar para eliminar

eliminar tocando, tocar para eliminar

Ex: The catcher tagged him out at home plate. 
inning
inning
[Sustantivo]

a part of the baseball game where each team gets a turn to bat and field

entrada, inning

entrada, inning

Ex: The team scored three runs in the first inning. 
card
card
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a list showing the order of batters for a team

lista, hoja de alineación

lista, hoja de alineación

Ex: The manager filled out the card with the batting order. 
baseline
baseline
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) the path a baserunner must follow while running from one base to another

línea de base, sendero de carrera

línea de base, sendero de carrera

Ex: The runner stayed close to the baseline to avoid being tagged out. 
swing
swing
[Sustantivo]

the act of a batter attempting to hit the ball with the bat in baseball

golpe, swing

golpe, swing

Ex: He took a powerful swing at the pitch but missed. 
whiff
whiff
[Sustantivo]

a swing and miss by the batter, where the bat fails to make contact with the ball

un golpe al aire, un swing fallido

un golpe al aire, un swing fallido

Ex: He swung hard but had a whiff on the high fastball. 
safety
safety
[Sustantivo]

a base hit that allows the batter to reach base safely without being put out by the defense

seguridad, hit seguro

seguridad, hit seguro

Ex: The outfielder misjudged the fly ball, resulting in a safety. 
run
run
[Sustantivo]

a score resulted from a player successfully reaches home plate after touching all the bases in order without being put out

carrera, punto

carrera, punto

Ex: The runner's speed allowed him to score a run from first base on a double. 
pitch
pitch
[Sustantivo]

(in baseball) the action of throwing a ball by a pitcher toward the batter

lanzamiento, tiro

lanzamiento, tiro

Ex: The pitcher delivers a fastball pitch. 
batting average
batting average
[Sustantivo]

a statistic that shows how often a baseball player gets a hit when at bat

promedio de bateo, media de bateo

promedio de bateo, media de bateo

Ex: She has the highest batting average on the team this season. 
to pitch
to pitch
[Verbo]

to deliver a baseball to the batter from the pitcher's mound with the intention of starting a play or attempting to strike out the batter

lanzar, realizar un lanzamiento

lanzar, realizar un lanzamiento

Ex: The pitcher wound up and pitched a fastball straight down the middle of the plate. 
peg
peg
[Sustantivo]

(baseball) a quick, accurate throw to a base to get a runner out

lanzamiento rápido, tiro preciso

lanzamiento rápido, tiro preciso

Ex: The outfielder's peg to home plate prevented the runner from scoring. 
to walk
to walk
[Verbo]

(of a batter in baseball) to advance to first base by not swinging at four pitches that are outside the strike zone

ser pasado a primera base por cuatro bolas, recibir una base por bolas

ser pasado a primera base por cuatro bolas, recibir una base por bolas

Ex: He walked during his first time at bat. 
tag
tag
[Sustantivo]

(in baseball) the action of touching a runner with the ball or glove to get them out

etiqueta, toque

etiqueta, toque

Ex: The player made a quick tag to get the runner out. 
to tag
to tag
[Verbo]

(in baseball) to touch a runner with the ball or glove to get them out

etiquetar, marcar

etiquetar, marcar

Ex: The fielder tagged the runner before he reached the base. 
out
out
[Sustantivo]

(in baseball) the elimination of a player by the opposing team, which ends their turn to bat or run

eliminación, out

eliminación, out

to spike
to spike
[Verbo]

(in baseball) to hit someone or something with the sharp points of a player's shoes

clavar, hincar

clavar, hincar

Ex: The runner spiked the baseman while sliding into second base. 
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