Occasionally a rover ( short outfielder ) may play there, but normally no fielder is there.
This position is called shortstop. They act as a cut-off form the outfield on plays that require a relay. They also usually take the throw from the catcher to second base to tag a runner stealing the base.
As a softball player myself, my friend plays first. But, leftys can really play any position. first is most common.
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Its called short-stop
A second baseman is an infielder who is usually stationed between first and second base. He is usually in charge of second base, but the short stop can also make plays there.
Most would say first best and second best. Another way they differ is first often plays the higher notes, second lower notes, occasionally first is more associated with melody and second with harmony or secondary melodies.
Baseball and Softball.
Catcher Pitcher First Baseman Second Baseman (Plays between first base and second base, not on second base) Short Stop Third Base Right Field Center FIeld Left Field
The same as in baseball or softball there is a pitcher, catcher, first baseman, second baseman, third baseman, left fielder (from the hitter's point of view), center fielder and right fielder. You can also have more than three people in the outfield if you have too many people. Kickball is really fun!
You can play softball as long as you like just not a grandma. There is pro softball, so you can play softball as long as you like.
Softball is commonly played in every US state. As for the most softball, some states have longer seasons due to weather and some states have more people to play . California probably has the most softball teams and plays the most games.
The first violin and second violin are the same instruments. In an ensemble (orchestra, symphony, ect.) the first violin plays the higher part and the melody, while the second violin plays the lower part or the harmony. There is sometimes also a third violin, which plays the lower part along with the second violin, and this can go on and on. (4th, 5th, 6th) One common misconception is that the first violin plays the harder part, but this is not always true. The violins playing the harmony might have a harder time supporting the first violins.