Runners At The Corners

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What Is The Definition Of Runners At The Corners In Baseball?

1. This is a term used to describe when there are baserunners at first base and third base, with no one on second base. The two bases (first and third) are positioned at the corners of the infield.

Depending on the score and the number of outs in the inning, there are a few different strategies the defensive team may choose from. For example, if there a strong batter at the plate with one out, the pitcher may intentionally walk him in order to make every base a force out.

Examples Of How Runners At The Corners Is Used In Commentary

1. With two strikes, two outs and runners at the corners, Johnson is one pitch away from getting out of this inning.

Sports The Term Is Used

1. Baseball
2. Softball

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1. Runners On The Corners