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Meaning of base on balls
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base on balls (n)
(baseball) an advance to first base by a batter who receives four balls
base on balls Sentence Examples
- The pitcher issued four bases on balls in the first inning, loading the bases.
- The batter drew a base on balls, advancing to first base without hitting the ball.
- The opposing team secured two runs on a base on balls followed by a single.
- The umpire called a base on balls after a close pitch was deemed outside the strike zone.
- The catcher argued that the pitch was a strike, but the umpire overruled and awarded a base on balls.
- The pitcher filled the bases with walks, resulting in a base on balls for the third batter.
- The team rallied to overcome a deficit by drawing multiple bases on balls.
- The batter reached base after a base on balls, setting the stage for a potential rally.
- The game ended in a tie when the winning run scored on a base on balls in extra innings.
- The pitcher's poor control led to several bases on balls, which ultimately cost his team the game.
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(baseball) an advance to first base by a batter who receives four balls
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The pitcher issued four bases on balls in the first inning, loading the bases.
The batter drew a base on balls, advancing to first base without hitting the ball.
The opposing team secured two runs on a base on balls followed by a single.
The umpire called a base on balls after a close pitch was deemed outside the strike zone.
