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Assuming it's an MLB game that's shortened to 6 innings, the winner would have to be the second pitcher because, by default, the starter cannot be credited with a win unless he pitches at least 5 innings.

Alexander Cartwright made up baseball in about the 1700's. There is no real way to answer this question in this forum. Google baseball beginnings and decide for yourself as to the beginning of the modern game.

I believe it's 8 warm up pitches in the major leagues, but in highschool baseball it is either 5-8 pitches or 2 minutes

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In MLB, that was Jim Gentile of the Baltimore Orioles on May 9, 1961 against the Minnesota Twins at Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington.

He hit a grand slam in the 1st inning off of Pedro Ramos and a grand slam in the 2nd inning off of Paul Giel. He also had a sacrifice fly in the 8th inning and ended the game, won by the Orioles 13-5, with 9 RBIs.

Tyler Wood who lives in DeFuniak Springs Florida. He can throw 79 mph. I saw him play yesterday. PS He's so hot.

Actually Ryan Hirt From Minnesota threw 84 mph when he was 12.

According to Wayne Ashby of Chattanooga, TN he could pitch 95mph at age 12. He is now around 27 years old.

its called a hitting for the cycle

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When a team makes it to the championship. Like in baseball a team wins the pennant when they make it to the world series.

Aqua, coral, navy blue, white those are the official colors of Miami dolphins!

The Yankees were a charter team of the American League when it started play in 1901. The club was in Baltimore and played there for the 1901 and 1902 seasons. They moved to New York and became the Highlanders in 1903. The name was changed permanently to Yankees in 1912.

West Palm Beach, Florida is the US winter baseball capital. Many major league baseball teams hold their spring training at Roger Dean Stadium in West Palm Beach.

Billy Martin would be high on my list.

I believe a batting average of 99.94 would be impossible as a batting average is determined by dividing the number of hits by the number of at bats. A hit in every at bat would be a batting average of 1.000. Any time at bat that would not result in a hit would be an average of less than that and reported as .xxx, thus it would not be possible to have an average of anything other than 1.000 or something in the .xxx area.

The Florida Marlins have reached the Postseason 2 times as of 2009

1. 1997 - Won World Series (CLE 4-3)

2. 2003 - Won World Series (NYY 4-2)

It changes every year. Watch the Wold Series and you'll find out yourself.

Alexander Emmanuel Rodriguez.

There is no set salary for managers There is no set salary for managers

Here are the average attendance per game for the Mets since 2000:

2000- 34,821

2001- 32,819

2002- 34,628

2003- 26, 757

2004- 28,629

2005- 34,937

2006- 41,723

2007- 47,580

2008- 49,902

2009- 39,118

2010- 31,602

2011- 29,044

I did, but only because we didn't have the size I preferred!

Metal bats are Superior to wood, and today few would what to use a wood bat, except MAYBE!! when bunting!

IN FACT! IT's more likely, that metal bats would be band, for the safety of pitchers

Joe Nuxhall, pitcher for Cincinnati Reds, was 15 years old when he pitched in 1944, due to the shortage of players because of the war.

He later came back and pitched a long career in the major leagues, and

became the voice of the Reds radio announcing team.

The Portland Beavers are the AAA affiliates of the San Diego Padres. They are part of the Pacific Coast League and play at PGE Park in downtown Portland, Oregon. See Web Links for the official website of the Portland Beavers

Barry bonds should, he is the home run king and deserves it, no one goes through the hell of the baseball season of 162 games and does really good and doesnt even get credited for what he did, its just wrong.

depends on the sport, but in baseball yes he is out. its called bean-baging

EDIT: No. Baseball is not kickball. A baserunner is not out if he/she is hit by a thrown ball as long as the baserunner is in the base path. If the runner is considered to have left the base path as so to interfere with a thrown ball, or made some other purposeful effort to impede the flight of the ball (ie, stick his/her hand or leg in the way), they can be called out for interference. This is a judgment call made at the discretion of one of the umpires. However, a baserunner is considered automatically out if struck by a batted ball.

And as far as I know, bean-bagging is not a term used in baseball.