There are many ways. Some of the most common are as follows;
1. catching a batted ball in the air
2. tagging a runner
3. forcing a runner out
4. striking out a batter
Some of the less common ones are as follows;
1. Infield fly rule - (if there is a runner on any first, and if there is less than 2 outs, and the batter hits a pop up in the infield, the umpires can automatically call the batter out- this prevents the infielder from intentionally dropping the ball, and forcing the double play)
2. Dropped strike three - (if there is a two strike count, and if you swing and miss, and if the catcher drops the ball, you can run to first and try to beat the ball)
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Because it was origanly called baseball and they needed a ball so they called it a baseball!!
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Baseball terminology is relating baseball to real life situations. Example: I got to first base with my girlfriend. It is simply relating something that has to do with baseball to something that happens in real life. Click on the 'Baseball Terminology' link on this page to see a list of baseball terms.
There is no one in the baseball Hall of Fame who had nothing to do with baseball. They were either coaches, players, etc. Abbott and Costello.
die Baseball= baseball Baseball spielen= to play baseball
baseballs are played in baseball games, usually on a baseball diamond
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Equipment needed to play baseball: baseball baseball bat baseball glove home plate three bases
A baseballer is a person who plays baseball.
A baseball glove
A baseball player is a person who plays baseball.
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.