they use a bat...... watch ESPN and youll find that out...... ain't you smart.... lol...
No, because the field is smaller than a baseball field, they can't. Although they can steal
when the ball is hit to the left fielder or goes into center field on the shortstops side of second base
The dugout. Or, if they're off the field entirely, in the stands.
A good reason NOT to play softball is because you can often get hit by the ball in many ways, such as: When you are batting, you can get hit off of a bad pitch. When someone is batting and hits the ball to you and you get hit by it. When you are hit by the ball threw at you, and many others ways. Other than that, softball is a fun sport and I advise you to play it.
Cor pronounced as â??coreâ?? in softball simply means the test on how bouncy the ball is when it has been hit. Cor is a way of rating its miles per hour after it bounces off or hit something.
Position C is the catcher's position. They stay behind home plate. Usually they are the toughest and one of the players having a big knowledge of softball. They help lead the team by calling plays, picking base runners off, and by calling pitches for the pitcher to throw. The catcher is one of the most important people on the field.
Well there are many players in softball but my favorite type is the Hailey Horton this position sits on the bench and mostly eats pudding and screams "YOLO" because she has no friends. Her main role is to eat the old sunflower shells off of the ground because she comes from a omniverous breed.
usally about 10 and plus coaches
A Walk-Off hit is any hit that occurs at the bottom of the 9th inning (or beyond the 9th if game goes into extra innings) which results in a run or runs scored that will give the lead (and thus the win) to the hitting team. In other words, it's a hit that ends the game and thus the players can walk-off the field.
In case the play is still going on.
If your the coach of the team. Yes you can.
Yes.