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    Why Is Baseball Important

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    If a player in on first and the batter hits the ball and the team on defense touches second before the runner gets there, it’s called a force out. The batter gets three strikes to hit the ball, a strike is when you bat but miss the ball. If the pitcher throws a bad ball that you cannot hit, it’s called ball. If you get four balls then you get to walk to first without getting out or having to bat. When batting, if you hit the ball down towards third or first and it goes across the line it is…

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    Jema Unger Clase Tres El cinco de octubre Juan Marichal Juan Marichal, former pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, was born on October 3, 1937. He also played for the Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers. He only appeared in one World Series game, despite winning more games than any other pitcher during the 1960s. Marichal was born in a small village of Laguna Verde, Dominican Republic. He has two brothers and a sister. His father, Natividad Marichal, died of an unknown illness…

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    This is taking place on July 13, 2018, my baseball team and I are playing in the Kansas State Championship for baseball. It’s the bottom of the 9th and we are batting right now. The score is 10 to 10. We need one more run to win the game and we have Camron on third base. Let’s just say we thought we wouldn’t make it this far. Trust me, we thought we were a complete blowout. 7 months earlier It’s February 2018, we just started our season, but our old coach stopped coaching us last year. Also…

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    Leeman Bennett once said, “A winner is someone who sets their goals, commits themselves to those goals and then pursues their goals with all the ability that God has given them. That requires someone who believes in himself or herself, who will make self-sacrifices, work hard, and maintain the determination to perform at the best of their ability” (“Running”). This is the mind set of every great softball player, and in order to have this mind set, players must acknowledge and appreciate the…

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    chance. The score was 3-0, Giants. I was the little girl amongst boys. As I finally built up the courage to step into the box, that’s when I heard it. The pitcher made the biggest mistake anyone could have made at that moment. He said, “Girls can’t hit. They’re stupid.” I felt the anger build up inside me, as I confidently glared at the pitcher. ‘Not this time’ I thought. ‘Not this time’. The…

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    next; he hadn’t had a good day – his only time up to bat he struck out looking. The Bomber’s pitcher was playing with him shaking off pitching signals, but Wyatt hung in and watched the first ball bounce off the plate. Wyatt stepped back and stretched, eyed the pitcher and the scoreboard. He stepped back up to the plate and watched two balls sail by him. The count was 3 balls and no strikes. The pitcher nodded after getting a new signal from the catcher and a 78 mph fast ball flew over the plate…

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    Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game by Michael Lewis, who devotes a whole chapter to the righty reliever. In Moneyball, Lewis tells the story of Bradford in the chapter "Anatomy of an Undervalued Pitcher". Bradford, currently with the Tampa Bay Rays, was drafted by the…

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    Softball In this informational draft I'll be telling you about softball.First of all lets talk about what you need for softball.Softball needs: gloves bat,ball,cleats,knee pads,sport bag,catcher,pitcher,outfield, and you also need a great coach.You need gloves to help you catch the ball better and the ball won't hurt your hands .You also need a bat so that you can play with because without a bat you won't be able to play or hit the ball.The bat must be the right size for you.You…

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    Biography Of Babe Ruth

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    fame at only nineteen, he was a starting pitcher and was playing for the Red Sox. Babe Ruth also batted and threw left handed. The positions he played was outfield and pitcher. George was an orphan but he believed that he wasn’t an orphan he was simply just a delinquent, he also believed for most of his life he was a year and a half older than he actually was (“Babe Ruth”). Did George get his fame by being a batter or a pitcher? He was one of the top pitchers in the league. In fact, he could…

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    different. Starting off with the pitching distance of the two. In baseball a pitcher stands on top of a mound and aims at a downward angle. The pitcher has to put more motion and velocity into his throw because he is 60 feet away from the plate rather the 40 feet as it is in softball. Pitchers in baseball have different motions and as a hitter it is sometimes difficult to adjust to those different motions. In softball all pitchers have one motion and that is the underhand motion. Very often…

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