Outfield
Fielding position area that is located in the grass behind the infield.
What is the outfield?
The position that is number 1 on the field.
When a batter swings and misses the ball.
What is a strike?
SO Acronym.
Whats is a strike out?
In a 1st and 3rd situation (runners on 1st and 3rd) and there is 1 OUT, ball is hit to the pitcher. What does the pitcher do?
Quickly turn and get the forced runner out at second. 2nd baseman needs to come off the bag to hold runner at 3rd from going home
The outfield position who backs up first base when after every play.
What is a right fielder?
The fielder who catches the pitcher.
What is a Catcher?
A pitcher missed the strike zone four times.
What is a walk?
RBI ACRONYM.
What is runs batted in?
This average is calculated by dividing total hits by total at bats
What is batting average?
The left fielder made a deep catch and throws the ball in to hit this cut-off man.
What is a short-stop?
This baseman covers the base to make an out when first baseman fields the ball.
What is a second baseman?
Runner leaves the bag on the release of pitch to get an extra base.
What is a steal?
What are 3 outs?
T/F When base running in softball, the runner CANNOT leave the base until the ball leaves the pitchers hand.
What is true?
The Right fielder receives a deep fly ball and throws to this cut-off man.
What is second baseman?
When a baserunner is forced to leave her base when the batter becomes a baserunner herself, and a fielder successfully tags the next base before the runner can reach it.
What is a force out?
A pitch that breaks to the outside of the plate.
What is a curve ball?
The number of positions on the softball field.
What is 9?
On the throw back from the catcher, which positions primarily back up the pitcher, if the ball is overthrown?
What are middle infielders? (SS &2B)
The first step taken when playing outfield.
What is first step back?
the fielder who physically records the act of completing an out, whether it be by stepping on the base for a forceout, tagging a runner, catching a batted ball, or catching a third strike.
A pitch that is thrown so as to break in the opposite direction of a slider or curveball.
What is a screw ball?
What is a tag-up?
The infielder who has to throw the furthest.
What is third baseman?