A Walk-Off hit is any hit that occurs at the bottom of the 9th inning (or beyond the 9th if game goes into extra innings) which results in a run or runs scored that will give the lead (and thus the win) to the hitting team. In other words, it's a hit that ends the game and thus the players can walk-off the field.
No. A walk does not count as a base hit nor an official time at bat.
a walk off base hit is when a batter gets a base hit(single, double, triple) which scores a run in a tie ball game that ends the game immediately. Walk-off means the team walks off the field because the game is over as soon as the player gets the hit.
you can walk or hit by the ball hit and run a wild pitch pitch runner
When hitting a softball you can hear the tink off of the bat. When you hit a baseball you hear kind of a slap and therefore when you hit a baseball goes farther.
A walk off is when the home team scores the winning run in the bottom of the final inning, and the hitter and any baserunners get to walk off the field with the victory. Most games end when a team that holds the lead records the final out. Somehow when the defense walks off the field as the winners, it is not considered walking off.
A walk off hit is a hit that ends the game. This term was coined in reference to the opposing pitcher having to "walk off" the mound in defeat. However, the winning team also gets to walk off, with a in. A walk off win can only happen when the game is in the 9th inning or later (extra innings) and the home team scores the winning run.
A walk-off hit is a hit that ends the game (and allows everybody to walk off the field). Thus it is a hit that scores the winning run for the home team in the bottom of the ninth, or in the bottom of an extra inning.
No. A walk does not count as a base hit nor an official time at bat.
A walk off is when the player gets a hit that ends the game, and " walks off " the field.
It's called a pinch-hit walk-off home run.
A 'walk off' is a hit, or any other action, in the bottom of the 9th inning or the bottom any inning after that, which drives in the game-winning run. It is so named because since the earned run ends the game immediately, everyone can walk off the field.
a walk off base hit is when a batter gets a base hit(single, double, triple) which scores a run in a tie ball game that ends the game immediately. Walk-off means the team walks off the field because the game is over as soon as the player gets the hit.
The earliest known use of the term in print was in 1988, and quoted a relief pitcher who was disgusted that he had to "walk off" the field after giving up the winning hit. In the next decade or so the term just took hold.
if you didn't get injured, yes.
A 'lead off walk' is when the first batter (lead off) of an inning gets on base from a base on balls (walk).
The term 'walk off' refers to when the home team wins the game in the ninth inning or a later inning. It doesn't have anything to do with the type of play but simply that whatever play occurred was the play that scored the winning run for the home team. You can have a walk off base bit (single, double, triple, or home run), a walk off walk, a walk off hit by pitch, a walk off error, even a walk off balk.