If a pitcher comes in with the lead and does not surrender the lead to the opposing team, he earns a hold.
The amount of juice a pitcher can hold depends on the capacity and size of the pitcher. Most pitchers can hold at least a quart of juice.
It depends on the size of the pitcher.
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H is a HoldA Hold is credited any time a relief pitcher enters a game in a Save Situation, records at least one out, and leaves the game never having relinquished the lead. A pitcher cannot finish the game and receive credit for a Hold, nor can he earn a hold and a save. It is shown in the box score in the following way: Name (H, 4)An H could also stand for a hit which would mean the number of hits that a Pitcher had gave up.
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It depends on the pitcher, but probably around 2-3.
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There are two possible answers to this. If the H is listed next to the ER (earned runs), SO (strike outs) and BB (base on balls), it is a number of hits that the pitcher gave up. However, if you see it right after the pitcher's name: Joe Bozo (H, 1), then it stands for a "Hold" and the number right after that is the number of Holds he has been credited:HoldA Hold is credited any time a relief pitcher enters a game in a Save Situation, records at least one out, and leaves the game never having relinquished the lead. Note: a pitcher cannot finish the game and receive credit for a Hold, nor can he earn a hold and a save.Reference:http://baseballtips.com/glossary.html
1 u.s. pint = 0.5 u.s. quart therefore, a 2 quart pitcher hold 4 pints
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I have pitchers that range from 1.5 pints to 4 pints. There is no fixed size of pitcher.
There are two possible answers to this. If the H is listed next to the ER (earned runs), SO (strike outs) and BB (base on balls), it is a number of hits that the pitcher gave up. However, if you see it right after the pitcher's name: Joe Bozo (H, 1), then it stands for a "Hold" and the number right after that is the number of Holds he has been credited:HoldA Hold is credited any time a relief pitcher enters a game in a Save Situation, records at least one out, and leaves the game never having relinquished the lead. Note: a pitcher cannot finish the game and receive credit for a Hold, nor can he earn a hold and a save.Reference:http://baseballtips.com/glossary.html