Baseball is a popular hobby that has been enjoyed for generations. It involves two teams playing against each other on a field, with each team taking turns batting and fielding. The goal is to score more runs than the other team. Baseball is a great way to get exercise, develop hand-eye coordination, and enjoy time outdoors with friends and family. The rules of the game can be complex, but with practice, anyone can learn to play. Many people enjoy watching professional baseball games, but there's nothing quite like the feeling of hitting a home run or making a great catch yourself. If you're interested in learning more about baseball or want to try playing, there are many resources available to help you get started.
Illegal motion by pitcher resulting in baserunner advancement
Pitch outside strike zone not swung at
Pitch with downward and sideways break
Defensive play retiring two runners
Earned run average - pitcher's runs allowed per nine innings
Hit that allows batter to circle all bases and score
Essential terms every beginner should know
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Out that allows runner to score from third base
Example: "Sacrifice fly brought him home"
Runner advancing to next base during play
Example: "He stole second base easily"
Pitch in strike zone or swung at and missed
Example: "Called strike on the outside corner"
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