Hey, What  does "walk off home-run" mean?
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It is a home run that ends the game.  The term "walk-off" comes from the days of Lou Gehrig.  After he hit a three-run home run to win a game for the Yankees his teammates walked-off the field, into the dug-out, and into the locker room.  They did this before rounding the bases and touching home plate.  All the runs were scored and the umpire called the game before Gehrig himself could even make his way to home.
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1.  Safely hit the ball\n2.  Hit by a pitch\n3.  Walked with four balls\n4.  Catcher interference\n5.  Reaching first base due to a fielder's error\n6.  reaching first base due to a fielder's choice play (not considered a hit)\n7.  A dropped third strike in which you can run to first base prior to the ball being thrown to the first baseman
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I don't remember the reasoning for the stat being taken away, think it was in the late 80's or early 90's. The only reason i can think of is that it was a meaningless stat if you think about it. Hit a solo HR in the first and win 1-0, you got the GWRBI. Kinda goofy.
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A walk doesn't count as an "at bat" so it is neutral with respect to the batting average.  However, if you walk and a run scores because the bases were loaded, you still get credit for an RBI.  So in this scenario, you can get an RBI even though you didn't have an official "at bat."\n\nClear as mud?
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well in this day and age fuck off can be the same as shut up.i don't know what context it was used in, but let him no u wont stand for that, give him one more chance then u must leave if he does or he will walk all over you.
1019144
they do its called drop third strike. its just that in the mlb the catchers are smart enough to tag the batter after the thrid strike just in case
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Win: The pitcher who last pitched when his team took the lead. Say it's the 8th inning and the game is tied 0-0. The home team's starting pitcher pitches the top half of the inning and doesn't give up a run. The home team then scores 2 runs in the bottom half, and the closer is brought in to pitch the ninth. Because the starting pitcher was still the pitcher of record (last to pitch) when his team went ahead, he gets the win. \nThere are some stipulations, such as a starting pitcher cannot get the win if he pitches less than 5 innings, but that's the general gist of it.\n\nSave: The pitcher who ends a game with a win for his team, provided..\n1. The pitcher is the last pitcher in a game won by his team; \n2. The pitcher is not the winning pitcher (for instance, if a starting pitcher throws a complete game win or, alternatively, if the pitcher gets a blown save and then his team scores a winning run while he is the pitcher of record, sometimes known as a "vulture win"); \n3. The pitcher fulfills at least one of the following three conditions: \nHe comes into the game with a lead of no more than three runs, and pitches at least one full inning. \nHe comes into the game with the potential tying run being either on base, at bat, or on deck. \nHe pitches at least 3 innings after entering the game with a lead and finishes the game.
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I can't find it from baseball histroy.  Maybe you spelled it wrong?
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walk=no\nsac fly=yes\nyou can have an RBI if you walk with the bases loaded.\nhit by pitch=no\nobstruction or interference=no
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The "side" simply refers to the other team getting three outs.\n\nAs such, it isn't necessarily 3 batters in a row (but could be).
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The situation might change. For instance, if there is only one runner on third base and the pitcher balks, there is suddenly nobody on base. There isn't much reason to intentionally walk a guy at that point. Other than that, I can't really imagine a time when you might do this.
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Rule 7.05 covers a player deliberately using a piece of his uniform to touch a batted ball, but I would imagine that doesn't apply here, especially as the first basemen is not making the put out.  I believe the runner is out.
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Hung out to dry = When a runner makes a break for the next base and is caught in a rundown.\n\nWent yard = A player hitting a home run.\n\nTexas leaguer = looping shallow fly that falls in between the infielder and outfielder.\n\nHot corner = 3rd base position because of the screaming liners and grounders hit in his direction.
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I think that IBB stands for Intentional Base on balls which would b an intentional walk.
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Because it was on an ERROR. You automatically advance on an error. An EARNED run means you ran in on your own, that they could have "prevented" you from scoring.
327634
What? Never heard that rule. I was of the understanding that if the ball hit the top of the wall/fence and went out, it was a home run. I guess there could be a different rule for softball.
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It means Runs Batted In. It refers to all the points made when the batter hits the ball, i.e., all the runners on base that make it to home plate.