middle infield
The term "middle infield" is used in baseball to describe a specific area of the field and the players who cover it, crucial for defensive plays.
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Definition
B2Baseball
(sport, technical)The area of the field near second base, including the positions of shortstop and second baseman.
Example
- The middle infield is crucial for turning double plays.
- Both the shortstop and second baseman are part of the middle infield.
B2Baseball
(sport, technical)The players who cover the shortstop and second baseman positions.
Example
- The middle infielders need to have good chemistry to effectively defend the area around second base.
- Strong middle infielders can significantly boost a team's defensive capabilities.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "middle infield":
middle guarddouble playsecond basemid offthird basepower alleycatcher's mittleft field