In general, for "closing out the game" or the last inning of a close game that you are leading. If the closer does so successfully, he will be awareded a "save". Some of the most high profile relief pitchers have specialized in this high stress, high risk position. Today, Bobby Jenks of the White Sox, Mariano Rivera of the Yankees are two good examples.
to make as many hits and runs as possible in that time
Closer. This refers to the last pitcher in a baseball whose job is to usually get the last 3 outs of a standard baseball game.
It will move your batter closer to or away from the plate
move closer to the Japanese mainland.
in softball pitchers ar much closer and wear a mask ann in baseball you have a different bat
Probably, because more people buy them when it keeps on getting closer, so my suggestion would be to buy them a little earlier.
to get closer to japan
Closer would be used to note a change in proximity, ie something is getting nearer. It could also (more rarely) be used as a name for someone, or something that closes things e.g. a sale, or a door.As the man moved closer, she felt slightly uncomfortable, but did not feel guilt as she quietly finished her drink, without making eye contact.That is Bob's third used car sale of the day! He's a real closer!Come closer Little Red, so I can see you better.
Closer is either an adjective or a noun. It is the comparative form of the adjective close, meaning more close. Example. Mars is closer to earth than is Jupiter. As a noun it means one who closes, as lawyer who closes a legal trial or a pitcher who closes a Baseball game with a win.
The baseball cleat was first used in 1966 in baseball but they used it first in the Super Bowl
They are used in emergency medicine to see which hospital is closer.
an angler fish has a flesy growth that is used to lure bait closer and closer and then it eats the fish with it' s sharp[ teeth