Fielding
How many outs are necessary to switch and hit?
3
When the ball is hit and the fielder can make a clean play but misses it (and the batter is safe), what is that called?
An error.
What do you hit with?
A bat.
Who throws the ball to the batter?
Pitcher.
What is a food that has bread, beef, tomatoes, lettuce, and condiments?
A burger.
When a runner is on first, do you have to tag them going to second?
No.
When a ball is hit and the batter makes it to third with no errors, what is that called?
A triple.
What do you field with?
A glove.
Who catches the ball from the pitcher?
Catcher
What is a school subject that works on vocabulary and spelling.
English/ELA.
If a runner on third is stealing home, what does the batter need to do in order for the run to count?
Move out of the box and away from the ball/catcher.
When the pitch comes and hits the batters hands, do they get a hit by pitch or a foul ball?
Foul ball.
What goes on your head when hitting?
A helmet.
Who is the player between second base and third base?
Short-stop.
What is black, white, and red all over?
A newspaper.
If there is less than two outs and there is a pop fly into the infield, what happens?
Infield fly, runners stay, batter is out.
When there is a runner on second and the ball is hit into them when their not on the base, what happens?
They are out.
What shoes do players wear?
Cleats.
Who is the player in the grass on the right side? (Batters POV)
Right field.
A cowboy rides into town on Friday. He stays for two days and leaves town on friday. How is that possible?
The horse's name is Friday.
When a runner is on second and the ball is hit, is a tag needed to get them out?
Yes.
When a hitter get strike three but the catcher drops it, what can they do?
Run to first and be safe. (Dropped third strike)
What is the optional piece of equipment that goes on a batters arm?
An elbow guard.
Who are the officials that call balls, outs, strikes, etc.?
Umpires.
Name a food that is a noodle-like thing with meat, veggies, and other things inside.
Wonton, potsticker, etc.