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Not often. Most commonly, it is the 3B coach. If it is MLB, the 3B coach gets his signs from the Manager in the dugout. In NCAA, sometimes the Head Coach is at 3B, sometimes he stays in the dugout.

Top half of the inning: B1 - single but gets picked off by the pitcher. One out. B2 - Triple but gets picked off by the pitcher. Two outs. B3 - Triple. B4 grounds out. Three outs and no runs in. Bottom half of the same inning: B1 - single but gets picked off by the pitcher. One out. B2 - triple but on the next pitch tries to steal home and is thrown out by the pitcher. Two outs.B3 - single but is thrown out on the next pitch trying to steal second base. Three outs and no runs in. ________________________________________________________________ This is my first time doing this so I'm not really sure how this all works. I just stumbled across this question and noticed that the answer above is incorrect so apparantly anyone can answer anything whether or not they are correct. Here's the CORRECT answer: B1 - hits a triple but gets thrown out at the plate, out 1. B2 - also hits a triple and is thrown out at the plate, out 2. B3 - safetly hits a triple. So far we've got 3 triples, 2 outs, and a runner on third. B4 - hits an infield single and runner on third does not score. B5 - also hits an infield single advancing B4 to second yet runner on 3rd is still unable to score. So far bases are loaded, 2 outs, 3 triples and 2 singles hit leaving the remaining single. B6 then hits a grounder (or line drive) that strikes one of the base-runners. The base-runner is automatically ruled "out" and the batter is automatically credited with a hit.

In order: Jimmy Collins 1901-1906 Chick Stahl 1906 George Huff 1907 Bob Unglaub 1907 Deacon McGuire 1907-1908 Fred Lake 1908-1909 Pete Runnels 1910-1911 Jake Stahl 1912-1913 Bill Carrigan 1913-1916 Jack Barry 1917 Ed Barrow 1918-1920 Hugh Duffy 1921-1922 Frank Chance 1923 Lee Fohl 1924-1926 Bill Carrigan 1927-1929 Heinie Wagner 1930 Shano Collins 1931-1932 Marty McManus 1932-1933 Bucky Harris 1934 Joe Cronin 1935-1947 Joe McCarthy 1948-1950 Steve O'Neill 1950-1951 Lou Boudreau 1952-1954 Pinky Higgins 1955-1959 Rudy York 1959 Billy Jurges 1959-1960 lDel Baker 1960 Pinky Higgins 1960-1962 Johnny Pesky 1963-1964 Billy Herman 1963-1966 Pete Runnels 1966 Dick Williams 1967-1969 Eddie Popowski 1969 Eddie Kasko 1970-1973 Darrell Johnson 1974-1976 Don Zimmer 1976-1980 Johnny Pesky 1980 Ralph Houk 1981-1984 John McNamara 1985-1988 Joe Morgan 1988-1991 Butch Hobson 1992-1994 Kevin Kennedy 1995-1996 Jimy Williams 1997-2001 Joe Kerrigan 2001 Grady Little 2002-2003 Terry Francona 2004-present

American Protective League ended in 1919.

probably the Detroit tigers dontrelle willis raking in about making 7 mil. this year with a major league era over 10 and currently playing for single A Lakeland

But, I'd probably say that Kei Igawa of the Yankees is the highest paid, cumulatively, in the history of the game. Igawa made most of his $20m salary while playing minor league ball.

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He doesn't HAVE to, he probably just does it as a sort of knee-jerk reaction - field a ball, throw it to first. It doesn't affect the play in any way. This answer is correct. In baseball, after an out is recorded with no one on base, the team will normally throw the ball around the infield and return to the pitcher by the thirdbaseman..It is more of a traditional ritual than anything else.

Wayne Edwards - baseball - was born on 1964-03-07.

No. They went to the World Series in 2008 and lost to Philadelphia Phillies. That was their only World Series appearance.

Answer You might want to ask what it is that the team requires of you and take it from there.

It is two 7 feet by 3 feet boxes (one on each side of home plate) that the batter must stand in to attempt to hit a pitched ball.

Well yes you can load a bat !

As for a wooden on you make a end plug of the same wood drill out the core of the bat and pack it with cork.

As for a metal bat its called rolling. By removing the end cap and roll the bat walls to thin it out, by doing this the ball will spring or pop of the bat with more power,

I hope this is a troll however, Baseball uses a small round ball and a usually a wooden bat and the player runs around the bases. Where as in American football the players use an oval shaped ball, and attempt to run it down the 100 yard long field.

Ozzie Smith was a Hall of Fame shortstop who earned the nickname "The Wizard of Oz" for his often spectacular plays on the field. Smith came up with the San Diego Padres in 1978 and quickly established a reputation for his defensive "wizardry," but he really rose to national prominence after being traded to the St. Louis Cardinals before the 1982 season. Fans delighted to Ozzie's signature somersaults when he took the field and continued to thrill to his slick defense during games. Smith's signature moment actually came at the plate with his game winning home run in pivotal Game 5 of the 1985 National League Championship Series versus the Dodgers. Announcer Jack Buck's "Go crazy folks," call of that shot is one of baseball's most famous highlights. Smith finished his career with the Cardinals, retiring after the 1996 season and was a first ballot inductee into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2002.

The Florida Marlins and the Tampa Bay Rays.

If a team has all its pitchers ejected in a game, a position player will have to take the mound, assuming they have enough position players left to finish a game. Generally speaking, catchers have the strongest, most accurate arms of the position players, so I would assume the backup catcher would come in and finish the game to the best of his ability. If a team is unable to put at least 8 players on the field, the game is forfeited.

Several states have no Major League baseball teams. Some that come to mind are: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut; Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Phode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming..WHEW! Did I miss any..

It would depend on the time it takes the ball to get 80 yards. To find the speed, you take the distance (in this case, 80 yards) and divide it by the time it takes to get there.

If you take the time in seconds, you'll have the speed in yards/second. If you want to convert that to miles/hour, you would do this:

80 yards = 1/22 miles

The time in hours it took would be t/3600, where t is the time it took in seconds.

To find the miles/hour after you have the number of miles it traveled and the time it traveled, you would dived 1/22 by t/3600.

So let's say it took 2 seconds for the ball to travel 80 yards.

(1/22) / (2/3600) = 82 MPH

The Chicago Cubs.

Baseball is mostly played in the U.S. and Canada. But, steam is picking up in other locals such as Latin America ,South America and Japan ... The future of baseball looks bright ...

That is not a correct term are u sure u spelled it right? If you meant Hbp that means hit by pitch

"Hot Corner" generally refers to 3rd base, but in softball 1st base can also be considered the "hot corner" as well due to the closeness of the bases and the ability to slap hit by some batters.

Football Actually a study by either Cornell or Stanford (can't remember) syas that Gymnast were the best athletes. According to the study no other Sport requires that high level of dexterity, balance, flexibility, strength, and endurance combined. What else set gymnasts in a class by themselves is that while most other sport relied on the body's natural ability, gymnastic is all about making your body to perform what is not naturally accustomed to do. Based on these and certain other fatcors lead the study to determined that gymnast were the best athletes.

My hypothesis is that the baseball will indeed go farther. To explain why well because it is smaller so it will gain more speed. While a softball is big it will not gain as much speed but could be hit far as well. thank you.

No. The only way it is a sacrifice is if the ball is hit in the air and the runner has to tag-up to advance home. The batter is only given an rbi because he did not sacrifice his at bat to score the runner from 3rd.