infields
Where grounders go
Infields is the plural of infield—the area of a baseball diamond enclosed by the four bases, or the players who defend it: first baseman, second baseman, shortstop, and third baseman.
By extension, any enclosed central area of a racetrack or athletic field: The infields at both stadiums had been recently resodded.
Crystallized carbon gemstone
- shortstopInfield position, number six
- pitcherPouring vessel or hurler
- catcherMasked diamond position
- groundersLow batted balls
grounder · double-play · bunt · error · foul · dugout · lineup · umpire
Small fenced animal enclosure
- racecourseVenue for competitive running
- turfGrass-covered earth surface
- ovalElongated rounded shape
- homestretchLast portion before completion
grandstand · enclosure · track · steeplechase · derby · jockeys · thoroughbred · harness
diamond
Crystallized carbon gemstone
grounders · grounder · double-play · bunt · error · foul · dugout · lineup · umpire · grass
paddock
Small fenced animal enclosure
- racecourseVenue for competitive running
- turfGrass-covered earth surface
- ovalElongated rounded shape
homestretch · grandstand · enclosure · track · steeplechase · derby · jockeys · thoroughbred · harness · trotting
pitch
Frequency of sound
gully · mid-wicket · cover · fielders · catching · stumps · batsman · spinner · turning · bounce
acreage
Amount of land owned
pasture · meadow · hectares · plots · fields · cultivation · furrows · plowing · agriculture · homestead
infieldsoutfields
Far playing areas
outfield · warning tracks · center field · left field · right field
- infield hitBase safely reached nearby
- utility infielderMulti-position reserve player
- middle infieldShortstop and second baseman
- middle infielderShortstop or second baseman
- infield flyAutomatic out on popups
- infield dirtBaseball diamond's earthen surface