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1. www.reddit.com › r › baseballr/baseball on Reddit: Anyone know what those cards that ...

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   You often see outfielders consulting cards in their back pockets that have positioning for hitters. Does anyone know what they look like? Is it just like "5 steps to the left?"

2. www.justbats.com › blog › postBaseball Terms & Slanguage | JustBats

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   Feb 6, 2024 · Outfield Wall / Outfield Fence - the wall or fence beyond the outfielders that marks the outer boundary of the field. Outfielder - a fielder who patrols the outfield; usually three outfielders. Outside - a pitch is thrown away from the side of the hitter.

3. onlygreats.com › 2023/07/01 › sports-card-dictionarySports Card Dictionary: 71 Terms You Should Know - Only Greats

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   Jul 1, 2023 · Welcome to the Sports Card Dictionary, a handy resource for decoding the language of sports card collecting. Whether you’re a long time collector or a newbie, understanding the terminology — and the many trading card abbreviations — is critical for navigating the card hobby.

4. www.prospectslive.com › general › 2020/10/11Baseball Card Glossary: Learning the Lingo - Prospects Live

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   Oct 13, 2020 · Redemption - When a player does not sign a card for a product before it has to be packaged up for distribution, the manufacturer will replace that card with a card that tells you who the redemption is for, what the card is, if it is a parallel, and a scratch-off code. The collector with the redemption card can then go to the manufacturer’s ...

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6. gordonheadbaseball.ca › wp-content › uploadsscorekeeping cheat sheet - Gordon Head Baseball

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   Complete the circle with an out in the applicable box if that player is out at the plate or if anywhere else on the field (indicating 1, 2 or 3, depending on which out they incurred) and outline the circle.

7. baseball.ca › uploads › filesBaseball Canada Rule Interpretations

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   Under Official Baseball Rule 6.03(a)(1), if a batter hits a ball (fair, foul, or foul tip) with one or both feet on the ground entirely outside the batter’s box, the batter shall be declared out.

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   What does outfield wall mean in baseball?

   • Outfield Wall / Outfield Fence - the wall or fence beyond the outfielders that marks the outer boundary of the field. Outfielder - a fielder who patrols the outfield; usually three outfielders. Outside - a pitch is thrown away from the side of the hitter. Painting the Corners - a pitcher that locates their pitches at the edge of the strike zone.

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   What happens if a fair fly ball hits the outfield wall?

   • Unless provided otherwise by local ground rule, a fair fly ball striking the top of the outfield wall and bounding back onto the playing field shall be treated the same as a fair fly ball that strikes the outfield wall and rebounds back onto the playing field (in play but may not be caught for the purposes of an out).

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   What is a foul line in baseball?

   • Foul - a ball hit outside of the fair territory. Foul Lines - the lines that extend from homeplate, down the first base line and third base line, and all the way to the outfield wall. Foul Poles - the vertical poles that show where the foul lines meet the outfield wall. Foul Tip - a pitch that tips the bat and lands in the catcher's mitt.

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   What does walk off mean in baseball?

   • Walk - when a hitter goes to first base, because "base on balls". Walk Off - when the home team scores the winning run in the last inning. Warning Track - the track in front of the outfield wall that allows outfielders to know when the wall is close. Whiff - when a hitter swings and misses a pitch.

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   Can a fielder block a runner's view?

   • Ruling: While Official Baseball Rule 5.02(c) allows a fielder to position himself anywhere in fair territory, if the umpire deems the fielder’s actions are a deliberate effort to block the runner’s view of the pitcher, it is illegal and clearly not within the spirit of the Rules.

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   What is a base set sports card?

   • A base set refers to the primary or foundational set of cards in a particular sports card release. These cards often include individual players, rookies, teams, or action shots. The base set is the backbone of the product release and is the largest portion of the total card set. Base set cards are also the most common and widely available.

   Sports Card Dictionary: 71 Terms You Should Know - Only Greats

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9. ballcardgenius.com › blog › how-to-read-a-baseball-cardHow to Read a Baseball Card | Stats & Details | Front & Back ...

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   Jan 2, 2022 · To read a baseball card, start with the front and note the card brand (logo), player’s name, and any other words that might help you identify the subset or insert set it belongs to. Then, flip it over and find the card number, year, and serial number (if present).