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English for baseball players II - 5

Froggy Jumps

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1

When the same teams play two games in one day.

2

The group of people responsible for maintaining and taking care of the sports fields.

3

Where baseball players and coaches sit during a game.

4

A screen or barrier behind home plate that stops balls the catcher misses.

5

A strip of dirt at the edge of the outfield, used to warn fielders of the approaching wall or fence.

6

Cushion placed on the wall in the outfield to protect players from injury.

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A boundary, usually 4-10 feet high, marking the outer edge of the outfield and field of play.

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The benefit a team gains by playing in their own familiar venue, often because of support from local fans.

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A pause or stoppage of a game because of rain.

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Ending a baseball game by scoring the winning run in the last inning.

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