According to MLB Rule 2.00: "An OUT is one of the three required retirements of an offensive team during its time at bat." There are many ways an out can be recorded. The three most common are the flyout, groundout, and strikeout: 1) Flyout: A batter hits the ball in the air that is caught by a defensive player before it hits the ground.
2) Groundout: A batter hits the ball on the ground that is fielded by a defensive player and thrown to first base before the batter reaches first base.
3) Strikeout: A batter accumlates three strikes before accumulating four balls or before hitting the ball and putting it into play. A strike is a pitched ball that the batter either swings at and misses or a pitched ball that the batter does not swing at but passes through the strike zone. A ball is a pitch that the batter does not swing at and does not pass through any part of the strike zone.
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die Baseball= baseball Baseball spielen= to play baseball
baseballs are played in baseball games, usually on a baseball diamond
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baseball
Equipment needed to play baseball: baseball baseball bat baseball glove home plate three bases
A baseballer is a person who plays baseball.
A baseball player is a person who plays baseball.
A baseball glove
Because it was origanly called baseball and they needed a ball so they called it a baseball!!
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A baseball stick.
Baseball is not an Olympic sport.