- infielders—who set up
along or
within a few
yards outside the
imaginary lines (
basepaths)
between first, second, and
third base—and
three outfielders. In the standard...
-
Rollins on the
basepaths...
- American-style
baseball field,: An all-gr****
outfield and infield, with dirt
basepaths. It
opened on
March 6, 1988 and
holds 35,000 people. 1988–2002: Green...
- be
built around pitching—particularly
their bullpens—and
speed on the
basepaths.
Artificial surfaces meant balls traveled quicker and
bounced higher,...
- foul,
whether or not a
runner was
tagged out (at home
plate or on the
basepaths), and
whether a ball was
caught or not. A team
retains its
right to challenge...
- suspect; he
often ignored or
misinterpreted his coaches'
signs on the
basepaths.[citation needed] He was also very
difficult to get
along with. He got...
-
Freese on the
basepaths with the Cardinals...
-
Retrieved September 8, 2020. Still, he is best-known for his
dominance on the
basepaths. Eisenbath, Mike (December 1984). "Lou
Brock Looks Back on His 19-Year...
-
occurs when a
baserunner on the
opposing team
attempts to
advance on the
basepaths when the ball is hit to the
outfield (even on a
caught fly ball that results...
- by
George Leidy, who
emphasized pinpoint bunting and
aggression on the
basepaths. In
August 1905, the
management of the
Tourists sold Cobb to the American...
