It's called advancing on errors.
There are quite a few ways to score from 3rd base in softball: * You can steal * RBI * If the bases are loaded you can get walked in * If the bases are loaded the batter can get hit by pitch * If you are in 12u or about you can perform a delay steal
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In softball, the batter can be walked, strikeout, or they can get a hit. Walks are caused by the batter accumulating 4 balls. A ball is a pitch thrown outside of the strike zone. A strike is a pitch thrown inside the strike zone. A batter can get a strike by either swinging and missing the ball, or they can get a strike from not swinging at a strike within the strike zone.
It's when you make a turn at first base and continue running to second base after being walked. Coaches usually tell their fastest players to do so. However, it can also be a good way to draw attention to someone else if there's a runner at third and you want to get her home.
The Lunar module was called the Eagle.
BB means Base On Balls, meaning the batter was walked (4 balls).
The trail that the Indians walked on was nicknamed "The Trail Of Tears".
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past tense
When he walked into the class late, the professor called him tardy.
yes, if you are the batter you can get walked and then steal second you've touched 1st but if you round the base and then go back to first you are out. Technically you have committed to second so i would suggest getting into a run down.
In most cases, the past tense is the same on both sides of the Atlantic. "I walked the dog" is correct in both, as is "I ran to school". One word which has different past tenses is Get, which in America has the past tenses Got or Gotten, but in Britain only has the past tense Got. For example:Britain:I get cold.I got cold.I would have got cold.America:I get warm.I got warm.I would have gotten warm.One exception: in Britain we do say "Ill-gotten gains", not "Ill-got gains".