Special Plays
Plainsman Park & Omaha
Pitch Types
Pitching Slang
Counts & Strikeouts
100

What is a walk-off?

A play that scores the winning run for the home team in the final inning and immediately ends the game

100

What is the seating capacity of Auburn's Plainsman Park?

7,189

100

What is the most common type of pitch in baseball?

Fastball

100

What type of pitch is designed primarily around velocity?

Fastball

100

What is a full count?

3 balls and 2 strikes

200

Can the visiting team hit a walk-off?

no

200

What is the name of Auburn's home dugout?

Hal Baird Dugout

200

What pitch is intentionally thrown slower but designed to look like a fastball?

Changeup

200

What general term describes pitches that change direction because of spin, such as sliders and curveballs?

Breaking balls

200

What does a normal K represent?

Strikeout

300

What is a designated hitter?

A player who bats in place of a defensive player and does not normally play a defensive position

300

What stadium currently hosts the Men's College World Series?

Charles Schwab Field Omaha

300

What pitch breaks or curves away from its expected path?

Curveball

300

What is a "hanger"?

A poorly located breaking/off-speed pitch that fails to break enough and is easy to hit

300

What does a backwards K represent?

A called third strike

400

What does it mean when a batter is "walked"?

The batter receives first base after four balls

400

What was Charles Schwab Field Omaha formerly called?

TD Ameritrade Park Omaha

400

What breaking pitch is generally faster than a curveball with a sharper, later break?

Slider

400

What is a "meatball"?

An easy-to-hit pitch, usually located in a very hittable area

400

If strike three is not caught cleanly by the catcher, can the batter ever attempt to reach first?

Yes

500

Is being hit by a pitch technically the same thing as receiving a walk?

No; both can award first base, but they are separate events

500

Since what year has the College World Series been played in Omaha, Nebraska?

1950

500

What pitch combines characteristics of a slider and curveball?

Slurve

500

What's the difference between a slider and a curveball?

A slider is generally faster with a tighter/sharper break; a curveball is usually slower with more downward break

500

When can a batter attempt first base after an uncaught third strike?

When first base is unoccupied OR there are two outs