a fast-paced, urban version of baseball played with a rubber ball and bare hands
a game similar to baseball but on a smaller field in which players use a larger and softer ball
a minor league team, especially in baseball, affiliated with a major league club where players develop before potentially joining the major league roster
a defensive play in which two outs are made by the fielding team in a single continuous play
a batter's turn to bat against the opposing pitcher during a game
(baseball) a batting technique where a batter softly taps the ball with the bat to place it into play, often to advance a baserunner
(baseball) a hit that travels high into the air and is caught by a fielder before it touches the ground
(baseball) a play where a fielder touches the base with the ball to get an out before the baserunner arrive
(baseball) a baserunner's attempt to advance to the next base while the pitcher is preparing to pitch or during the pitch itself
(baseball) a situation where a defensive player forces a baserunner out by touching a base with the ball before the baserunner reaches that base
(baseball) a hit that travels outside the foul lines, usually resulting in a strike against the batter
(baseball) a hit that rolls along the ground, typically resulting in a play by the infielders to get the batter out
to hit a ground ball that is fielded by the defense, resulting in an out
a hit in baseball that occurs when a batter hits the ball and runs around all four bases, scoring a run for their team
(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
a hit by a backup batter in baseball
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
(baseball) a pitch that the batter swings at and misses, or that the umpire calls within the strike zone
an out that happens when a batter receives three strikes during their turn at bat
(baseball) a batted ball hit high into the air but not far, typically resulting in an easy catch for an outfielder or infielder
(baseball) a statistic that credits a batter when their hit or action allows a runner to score
(baseball) the base where the batter stands and where players must reach to score a run
(baseball) the fence or wall behind home plate that stops wild pitches and protects spectators
(baseball) a pitch thrown close to a batter to intimidate or force them away from the plate
(baseball) a type of pitch that bends or curves as it approaches the batter
(baseball) a type of pitch thrown at high speed with minimal movement
(baseball) a pitch thrown with a grip that causes the ball to drop sharply before reaching the plate
a deliberate pitch thrown by the pitcher far outside the strike zone in baseball
a relief pitcher successfully preserving a lead to win the baseball game
(baseball) a baserunner being tagged out while attempting to steal a base
(in baseball) to return to and touch a base after a fly ball is caught before attempting to advance to the next base
(in baseball) to touch a runner with the ball to get them out
a part of the baseball game where each team gets a turn to bat and field
(baseball) a list showing the order of batters for a team
(baseball) the path a baserunner must follow while running from one base to another
the act of a batter attempting to hit the ball with the bat in baseball
a swing and miss by the batter, where the bat fails to make contact with the ball
a base hit that allows the batter to reach base safely without being put out by the defense
a score resulted from a player successfully reaches home plate after touching all the bases in order without being put out
(in baseball) the action of throwing a ball by a pitcher toward the batter
a statistic that shows how often a baseball player gets a hit when at bat
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
(baseball) a quick, accurate throw to a base to get a runner out
(of a batter in baseball) to advance to first base by not swinging at four pitches that are outside the strike zone
(in baseball) the action of touching a runner with the ball or glove to get them out
(in baseball) to touch a runner with the ball or glove to get them out
