Name 4 ...
Things at the stadium.
Baseball players, fans, food, children ...
A player who bats in place of the pitcher.
The DH, designated hitter
Umpire
An official on the field who makes sure the game is played by the rules.
Buen tiro
Good throw
100%
Always
Animals people keep as pets.
Dog, cat, fish, rabbit, snake, hamster ...
When a baserunner safely advances to the next base without the help of a hit, error, walk, or defensive mistake.
Stolen base/Steal
The stands
The area where fans sit or stand to watch the game.
No mires atrás!/No te des la vuelta.
Don't look back!/Don't turn around.
0%
Never
Things in a kitchen.
Refrigerator, oven, stove, sink, plates, cups, food ...
The area over home plate that a pitcher must throw the ball through to be called a strike.
The strike zone
Switch hitter
A player who can bat from both sides of home plate.
mire atrás/voltea
Look back!/Turn around.
95%
Almost always
Rooms in a house/apartment.
Kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, living room, office ...
A mistake by a defensive player (like fumbling a ground ball, dropping a fly ball, or making a wild throw) that allows an offensive player to reach base or advance an extra base.
An error
A grand slam
A home run hit when the bases are loaded.
Cubre detras del base./Cubrir la base.
Back up the base.
80%
Usually, often, frequently
Animals in the water.
Shark, octopus, fish, whale ...
An area in foul territory where the next batter in the lineup warms up with practice swings and mentally prepares before stepping up to home plate.
On deck circle
Warning track
A dirt, cinder, or rubber path bordering the base of a baseball field's outfield wall. It alerts outfielders running backward to catch a fly ball that they are near the fence.
Tome su tiempo.
Take your time.
50%
Sometimes