What is a home run here?
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This is something that benefits the company in a big, big way
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Well, a "home run" is without question "going all the way"  ....having sex.\n\nI'd say that "first base" is kissing, more than just a polite, obligatory peck goodnight.  "Second" and "third" aren't usually clearly defined, but I'd say that "second base" would be making out, and so "third base" would probably be the heavy making out with groping and hands that wander under someone's clothes....  basically everything but "home base."
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Inside-the-park home run\nIn almost all cases nowadays, a home run involves hitting the ball over the outfield fence in fair territory. Very rarely, a batter can hit the ball in play and circle all the bases before the fielders can throw him out; this is called an inside-the-park home run, and typically requires that the batter be a quick runner, and that either the fielder misplay the ball in some way or that the ball is made difficult to play by caroming in unexpected ways, or by becoming difficult for a fielder to reach due to structural variances and peculiarities of different ballparks. If the misplay is labeled an error by the official scorer, however, the batter is not credited with a home run.\n\nIn baseball parlance, an inside-the-park home run is a play where a hitter scores a home run without hitting the ball out of play. Inside-the-park home runs are rare events, generally occurring only a handful of times during any given season. The play requires both a fast base runner and often some sort of fielding mishap by the defense, or a strange bounce in the outfield. If the fielder commits an error during the act, however, the play is not scored as a home run, but rather advancing on an error.\n\nAn inside-the-park grand slam is the same event but, like a grand slam, features the bases loaded for an inside-the-park home run. There have only been 40 inside-the-park grand slams in Major League Baseball since 1950 and only eight since 1990 (as of 2002). Honus Wagner had the most in MLB history with five.\n\nOf the 154,483 home runs hit from 1951 - 2000, 975 (about one in every 158) were inside the park. The percentage has dwindled over the years with the growing propensity of smaller parks.\n\nThe record for most inside-the-park home runs for a single season (12) was set by Sam Crawford in 1901. He is also the holder for most career inside-the-park home runs with 51. The career leader post-1950 is 13 by former Royals outfielder Willie Wilson.\n\nJimmy Sheckard completed a phenomenal feat in 1901, hitting inside-the-park grand slams in consecutive games on consecutive days with the Brooklyn Superbas (later the Brooklyn Dodgers). Sheckard is the only person in Major League Baseball history to do so.\n\nA rare event occurred on July 13, 1896, when Ed Delahanty of the Philadelphia Phillies hit two inside-the-park home runs (out of four home runs total) in one game against the Chicago Cubs. [1] Ed Konetchy did the same on August 5, 1912
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As of 4/29/06, one home run. \n\nexpect between 5 and 8 for the season.
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Home Run of course.  Grand Slam if the bases are loaded.  Foul ball if it is beyond the foul lines.
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Go to the American League and DH for a couple of years.  I'd like to see him reach 500 home runs.  The American League can help him do that.  He can come back to Houston after he retires as a coach.
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barry bonds home runs
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What exactly is the question here?
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what does this have to do with baseball?
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What's this have to do with baseball!!?!???!???
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Harry Kalas,Phillies announcer has the best home run call!
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Usually it's when two willing people engage in pleasurable intimate physical contact. Like baseball, it doesn't always mean a home run, but you enjoy the game anyway.
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A guy hits a homerun, but before he can round the bases a huge thunderstorm suddenly starts and everybody (including the base runners) run for cover.  Then after a 15min or so delay, they start playing again with the homerun score added, and nobody else crosses home the rest of the game.
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A walkoff home run is a home that wins the game for the home team. This can be a home run when the game is either tied or when the home team is behind after the top of the ninth inning. I guess to explain it even better here is an example.\n\nThe the Atlanta Braves and Chicago Cubs are tied in the bottom of the ninth inning that the Cubs are playing at home. Then someone hits a home run and the game is over. That is what a walk off home run is.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Hmmmm...bases loaded, batter hits a home run and all following runners pass a runner ahead of them.
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Is this related to baseball?
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what exactly IS the question here?