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When a pitcher throws a complete game without a single opposing batter recording a hit it is called a what?
no hitter
What is the most strikeouts by a MLB hitter in a single postseason?
Alfonso Soriano holds the record for most strikeouts by a batter in a single postseason with 26 set in 2003.
With bases loaded and 2 outs batter hits a single the runner on 3rd fails to touch home on the way in from 3rd on appeal runner is called out is the hitter still credited with a single?
If he got to first before the out occured it is a single.
Can a switch hitter change sides during a time at bat?
A batter can change sides of the plate as many times as they choose. Just like a manager can change pitchers as many times as they choose.No a batter cannot change sides, unless the opposing team brings in a new pitcher that throws with the other hand.Although managers may make unlimited batter substitutions, the same does not apply to pitchers. Unless he is injured, once a pitcher is brought into a game, he must face at least one batter before he can be taken out. The hitter can switch sides if there is a pitching change, but he can only do it once.Where is the rule in MLB that states a batter cannot switch sides multiple times when batting? I have seen this answer countless times and no one specifies a rule.UPDATED INFORMATION:There is no official rule governing this issue. All the rule books state is that a batter cannot switch sides at the plate when the pitcher is set to deliver a pitch. This means that he/she may switch as often as he/she would like as long as the pitcher is not in his/her motion. There is nothing stating the number of times that he/she may switch sides at a single at bat. That is only a myth.
What are advantages of bicameral legislature?
No single party can easily create sweeping change in government operations during a single term.
What are Advantage of bicameral legislature?
No single party can easily create sweeping change in government operations during a single term.
What is a single in baseball?
A single is a hit that allows the batter to get to first base.
Does the hitter get credited for a single if he makes a ground ball hit to the outfield and the runner at first gets forced out at second base?
No. In no situation can a batter be credited with a base hit if a runner is forced out.
What was the single most monumental event in relation to the tumultuous religious change(s) happening during the England Restoration?
The single most monumental event in relation to the tumultuous religious change(s) happening during the England Restoration was restoration of the national Church of England
When a batter bats out of order who is out the impropper batter or the the right batter?
the proper batter. Let's say batter 2 is supposed to be up but batter 3 bats instead. If the defensive team calls attention to the fact before he finishes his at bat - the batter 2 will bat and resume the count batter 3 had Now suppose batter 3 got a single and the defensive team called it to the umpires attention then batter 2 would be declared out and batter 3 would then bat again as he is thescheduled hitter. If the defensive team did not catch the batting out of order infraction before the first pitch to the next batter -which is batter 4- then batter 4 would be the legal batter
What is a single in playing baseball?
A single is a hit that allows the batter to reach first base safely.
How do you score the batter if a base runner is hit by the ball?
The batter is credited with a single. The runner is out and play is dead.
