用“outfield”造句大全，outfield造句

That's effectively an entire outfield team and Song was delighted that the rest of the squad rose to the occasion.

An area of the outfield at Yankee Stadium is known as monument Park. There are stone monuments and plaques honoring players and team officials.

In most cases, a section of outfield stands is reserved for fans and their pet PALS, with specific areas set aside for when nature calls.

Pitchers and hitters battle one another in the hitting area, and the everyday players continue to work on infield ball handling, outfield, and catcher drills in the basic skills area.

Study of the ECM outfield test based on contamination data

They also actually moved the outfield fences in and out to favor their own guys.

When playing each team is to have 1 goalkeeper and 5 outfield players.

So that could throw some people who expect the control outfield players automatically when the keeper plays the ball to anyone.

This eliminates the possibility of an outfield player having the No1 jersey as was the case with Argentina in 1978 and 1982 when they allocated Numbers to the entire squad on an alphabetical basis.

a fielder in cricket who is stationed in the outfield.

The interception by an infielder of a throw to home plate from the outfield.

Considering that the Yankees just acquired Xavier Nady to play outfield one has got to wonder who he is going to replace.

The field is divided into an infield and an outfield.

The batter hits a fly ball to the outfield, right in between the left fielder and the center fielder.

Wenger also stated his belief that his outfield squad is good enough for this season's campaign and that other than a keeper, he would not be looking to strengthen his team.

Finally, the system performance testing of the radar system is taken, and the outfield testing results are given.

Most home runs are hit over the outfield fences around fair territory.

The diamond is surrounded on two sides by the outfield which is fair territory, and on the other two sides by foul territory.

Fly-ball: a ball hit in the air to the outfield.