Number are assigned to each position for the purpose of scoring the game. Numbers are used as a kind of "shorthand" or abbreviation. The numbers assigned are as follows: # Pitcher # Catcher # First Baseman # Second Baseman # Third Baseman # Short Stop # Left Fielder # Center Fielder # Right Fielder
For example: If the Baseball is hit to the Left fielder and he catch's the ball for a putout the play is scored 7. A double play shortstop to the second baseman to the first baseman is scored 6-4-3 DP
Catcher
A baseball field is a playing field upon which baseball is played.
The three positions are Left Field, Right Field, and Center Field.
The fundamentals are catching, throwing, hitting, and baserunning. I would also consider playing position as a fundamental in softball because there is a proper way of executing the playing positions on the field.
The outfield defensive positions are Left Field, Center Field, and Right Field.
if you are talking about baseball or softball the outfield is the grass part behind the bases. There are 3 positions out there. Right field, Left field, and Center field.
alternate so the people alternate positions from the field
There are nine field positions in the game of baseball: 1) Pitcher2) Catcher3) First Baseman4) Second Baseman5) Third Baseman6) Shortstop7) Left Fielder8) Center Fielder9) Right Fielder Click on the 'Positions of Baseball' link on this page to see a diagram of where the positions mentioned above are located on a baseball field.There are 9 positions on a baseball team.
A playing field or a diamond.
pitcher, catcher, 1st base, 2nd base, shortstop, 3rd base, left field, center field, and right field.
Right Field, Left Field, Center Field, 1st base, 2nd base, 3rd base, Pitcher, catcher, and Shortstop
While they give runners better grip when they are running on a baseball field, metal cleats in youth baseball have almost totally stopped being used. They are dangerous to both those playing field positions, as spikes can hit as runners slide and run bases, and to the runners because spikes can catch in the ground and cause leg/knee injuries.