Baseball Diamond
It is the part of the baseball field that includes the infield, bases, batters boxes and pitcher’s mound.
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Fair Ball
This is a call by the umpire that indicates that a hit ball has remained in the field of play.
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Fair of the Foul Pole
In the game of baseball, there are a set of poles that lie at the far end of the field along either foul line. Any ball that leaves the field but stays inside the poles is a “home run”.
View ManualFlame Thrower
A pitcher that can pitch the ball at very high speeds is sometimes called a “flame thrower”, because they can bring the heat.
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Foul Ball
When a batted ball lands outside either the first or third base lines extended to the fence. It is called a foul ball.
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Home Sweet Home
Reaching “Home Plate” is the singular goal of baseball. Strategy, preparation, and sometimes good luck are needed to due so.
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Pushing Up Spring Training
Players do various exercises during the offseason and before the beginning of the season to maintain their peak physical condition.
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The position between the second and third baseman is probably the most demanding defensive position in baseball. The shortstop fields more balls than any other position.
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The record for stolen bases in Major League Baseball was set in 1887 with 136, but modern rules would disallow many of those steals. The modern record was set in 1982 with 130.
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Is a special offensive technique of holding the bat loosely with both hands to gently tap the ball into play in order to catch the defense off guard.
View ManualThe Manager Signals
Baseball’s equivalent to a head coach, The manager is the unquestioned leader of the team. He responsible for team strategy and other decisions.
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