Intro to Baseball: Outs
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2013
- A look at the most common and basic ways that outs will occur during a baseball game. Includes fly outs, ground outs, and strikeouts.
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Something which wasn't explained in the video: force outs can only be made in a force situation, in other words, when you're forced to run to the next base. The batter is always forced to run to the next base when he hits the ball in fair territory. If you're standing on a base, and all of the bases behind you are occupied, you're also forced to run to the next base. Only when you're forced to run to the next base can the defense tag the base you're running to get the force out. If you're not forced to run, they cannot record a force out. They have to tag you while you're off the base.
Thanks a lot for this,man.. I didn't find a detailed explanation of this before.And I've got one more query. Consider this situation- A runner is at the 1st base,and the pitcher pitches 4 balls.And the batter walks to the 1st base, so what happens to the preceding runner at base 1??
@Fuert Neigt Oh okay.. That's cool
The runner on first would go to second
Thank you so much man, I was so confused watching the highlights
Thank you for this!! I am taking on baseball as my new hobby and already there have been gaps you have filled in what I know.
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Seriously, thank you for these videos. Also LMAO at the idea of just hitting the runner to get him out. Old-timey baseball was wild.
Thank you for the explanation of baseball rules. You’re awesome.
I don't know if this is common elsewhere, but in norway we have a game called what translates to strikeball, which is simmilar to baseball, but with key differences.
The pitcher is not on a pitchers mound, but stands in the batrers box oposite the batter, and throws the ball straight up for the batter to hit. Missing the ball, or failing to swing are identical, and only if the ball is thrown poorly is it not a strike, but there is no such thing as 'walking'.
Upon a hit, the batter needs to then run to a line oposite the batting position, and then to the back of the lineup (the field is shaped like a square) in order to score a point.
There are some ways to be outed. You can be taged by being hit or the pitcher can bounce the ball in the batters box while you are between the two lines. The teams swap positions when a person on the defensive team catches a ball in one hand once, or they collectively catch the ball with two hands twice (this only applies to flying balls obvs). Additionally, if at any point there are no batters who aren't out, or on the away side of the field, that also causes a swap, but a point can be spent to call back an outed player into the batting lineup.
It's a schoolyard version with weird rules, and I'm sure several of these were area specific.
The game is won when time is up,
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At 5:18, should say that a ball hit to the outfield which is NOT a fly ball rarely results in batter out at 1st.
At about 6:04 you left out "foul" when referring to but on 3rd strike.
Great video!
thank you so much
My problem is knowing where to throw the ball based on where I am in the field
The music is nice here.
So why do they sometimes have to "tag out" someone instead of force out them at 3rd base? Is it the same for 2nd? What ruling covers this?
You have a force at second if there is a runner on first base. And if there are runners on first and second base, there would be a force at third base. And if the bases are loaded there would be a force out at home plate.
If a runner is on second base and nobody is on first base though, there would not be a force at third base because he doesn't have to run, he can stay on third if he wants to because there's no runner behind him to 'force' him forward to the next base.
Hi! So force outs are only for if you’re forced to the base. This is when the batter is running to first, since they have to go there, or when all the bases behind the runner are occupied, because now he has to go to the next one. That’s the only time you can force out because it’s implied the out will be made, otherwise it has to truly happen with a tag.
Is it compulsory for the batter to run, though? If they're sure they're going to get out, can they just avoid running?
Yes, and many will either not run or run slowly. It's sometimes criticized though because especially on ground outs, there is always the possibility of a bad throw or missed catch.
@@TheOnDeckCircle Oh, I get it now. Thank you so much!
What happens if the fly ball is caught on the third out and the runner on third base finishes a run before getting caught. Will the run be given. Please help
If a fly ball is caught for the third out, then the inning is over. It doesn't matter where the runners have run (or not run) to.
Flyout always result of an out or if the batter didn't run it can be just a strike ?
DarkThomy if a fielder catches the ball in the air it is an out no matter what. If a batter hits the ball in the air and it is foul, but nobody catches it before it hits the ground, it only counts as a strike
i want to ask why some time i watch mlb footage the ball already reach a base first but the base player still want to tag the runner out? is there a rule sometime must tag the runner out?
Look up 'force out'
I've noticed that too. The base player can just step on the base to get them out but instead hell opt to do the harder decision of chasing around the plaster to tag him
On “force outs” the defense just has to touch the base. If it’s not a “force out” you have to tag him with the ball
@@philmccracken179 brother, you just clarified my one and only doubt regarding baseball rules. Thanks a lot🙏💕
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What if the hitter gets a fly out, does the player who ran from first to second have to run back to first?
Yes, if the defense can catch the fly ball, then touch first base with it before the runner can get back to first he would also be out. Usually when there's a fly ball that looks like it'll be caught the runners won't run to the next base.
How do base umpire checks if milliseconds diffrence between batter and fielder touching the base ...how does umpire declare if batter is safe or not?
It's actually pretty rare that it is literally milliseconds between the two things, and actually even more rare that you would be looking for two players touching a base. The most common "bang-bang" plays in baseball by far are the plays at first and in those cases, umpires are not looking to see when the ball is caught. They are simply listening to when the ball hits the glove and comparing that sound to the visual of the batter/runner touching first base. At the Major League level in today's game, there is also video replay for plays like this that coaches can use if they disagree with a call.
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Is a Force out is possible when the runner is running from 3rd base to home base? Or only Tag out is the only option?
Only when the bases are loaded. Then the runner at third is being forced to run home due to the runners behind him.
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@@TheOnDeckCircle I was just wondering if you are alive, very glad that you are. You really helped me know how baseball is played and the rules of it, thank you so much. I wouldn't have learned about the game if it wasn't for your lessons.
When is a player forced to run?. Like if a batter hits it into the ground region should he absolutely run
A player is forced to run if there is also a runner on all the bases before him. So a runner on first base is always forced to run. A runner on second base is forced to run if there is a runner on first also, but not forced to run if there is not a runner on first base. A runner on third is only forced to run if there is both a runner on first and second base too.
And yes, that would only apply to balls that are hit, that touch the ground before being caught (a ground ball). If a ball is hit into the air and caught before it touches the ground, the runners on their bases should stay there or they can be doubled off.
@@TheOnDeckCircle thanks a lot. That cleared my doubts
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