It is an extra outfielder. Normally, you assign a "right-center" and "left-center", but some teams use a "rover" that plays 10-20 feet outside the infield on the "pull" side of the hitter. For example, a deep short stop for a right handed batter. In my estimation, a shortfielder makes softball, as its name implies, soft. Why should it require 10 "men" to do job that 9 do in Baseball when a hardball is hit much farther and harder than a softball? There's also the fact that a hardball field (when enclosed by a fence) is usually larger with wider gaps in the outfield than a softball field. The answer to MY question is obvious; softball is usually played by slower, older and less capable athletes, Eddie Fayner, or however you spell his name, not withstanding.
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∙ 16y agothe most important position in softball is deffinatley first base.
The answer is pitcher :)
"UT" is Utility Which means you can play any position.
catcher.
pitcher
No they are the same as any normal softball player playing there position
An outfielder is a position in softball where you stand outside of the bases like on the field and when the ball is hit to you, you throw it in.
same as baseball but with a bigger ball
Short field. Standing at grassline of outfield.
It's the forth outfielder in slow pitch.
Middle infield. Shortstop or 2nd base.
I would have to say short stop