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baseball play

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun baseball play has 1 sense
  1. baseball play - (baseball) a play executed by a baseball team
    --1 is a kind of
    play
    --1 has particulars: double play; triple play; squeeze play

Definitions from the Web

Term: Baseball Play

Description:

A baseball play refers to any action or maneuver performed by players during a game of baseball. It can involve various skills such as hitting, pitching, fielding, running, and strategizing. Baseball plays are essential in determining the outcome of the game and are categorized into different types based on their purpose and execution.

Senses:

  1. Action: A specific move or event that occurs during a baseball game.
  2. Strategy: A planned maneuver designed to outsmart the opponent and gain an advantage.

Usages:

Sense 1: Action

Noun: The baseball play involved a spectacular diving catch by the outfielder.

Verb: The shortstop quickly played the grounder, throwing out the runner at first base.

Adjective: The coach praised the player for his exceptional defensive play.

Adverb: The batter swung playfully but missed the ball.

Sense 2: Strategy

Noun: The double steal was an excellent play that helped the team score a run.

Verb: The coach decided to play it safe and called for a sacrifice bunt.

Adjective: The pitcher's deceptive pick-off move is a clever play to keep the runners close to the bases.

Adverb: The team executed a well-played hit-and-run to advance the runner.

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