"Inning" is derived from the word "in" just like the word "outing" is derived from the word "out." An inning is to be "in" as an "outing" is to be "out." An inning can refer to any particular stay, even a political term in office. In Baseball, the length of term for being "in" or an inning, is 3 "outs" per side, or 6 outs. The word "out" used during an "inning" signifies that the length of one's term is coming to an end, as in "three outs and the other side is in (or "up"). Each particular batter has an "inning" also because he is "in" the batter's box and has three "strikes" (the length of his term) until he is "out" (unless he otherwise hits the ball into play). The word "inning" itself did not commence with the invention of baseball but was already in use.
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If the game is tied at the end of the ninth inning, it will proceed to the tenth inning. The game will continue until an inning ends without a tied score.
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Jeff Ball played in just one game at first base for the San Francisco Giants in 1998 and started. He played for a total of 21 outs, equivalent to .78 9-inning games. He made 10 putouts, had no assists, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per 9-inning game. He had one double play.
In the event of a Pitcher leaving a game in the 6th inning and the game is tied, the loss will be credited to the Pitcher that allowed the base runner on base that won the game for the opposing team.
In a half inning, the top or bottom inning (away or home team respectively) there are 3 outs. In a full inning there are 6 outs.
Players are either on the field or batting. there is a 1st base man, 2nd base man, 3rd base man, shortstop, pitcher, catcher, right field, center field, and left field. The base men have to either step on the base or tag the player to get him out. See Related Links below for more information. In a nutshell, here is how it is played: There are nine people who play on each team at one time. The pitcher's job is to throw the ball somewhere near home plate and hope the batter cannot hit the ball, and if he can hit the ball, he wants to make the batter hit it to one of his fielders. The batter's job is to hit the ball in an area where no fielders are able to get to it quickly so that the batter can run to each base (there are 3 bases and home plate). The bases are the only places that the runner is in safe territory. Anywhere else and they can be tagged out. The next batter's job is to try to hit the ball the same way, in hopes of getting any runners out on the bases home safely to score a run (point). That's the basic rules of baseball. Runs are only scored if a runner steps on home plate safely without getting out. There are nine innings in a game. Each inning consists of six outs. Each team gets three outs per inning. At the end of the ninth inning, the team with the highest score wins the game. If the game is tied, they will go into "extra innings," or the tenth inning. The game continues until one team has a higher score at the end of the inning.
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No.Gladden played in both the 1987 and 1991 World Series for the Minnesota Twins and stole 2 bases in both Series. In 1987, he stole second base in the 3rd inning of Game 1 and second base in the 3rd inning of Game 5 and in 1991, he stole second base in the 3rd inning of Game 1 and second base in the 5th inning of Game 6.No player for the Twins stole home in either the 1987 or 1991 World Series.