Softball || Well-Enlightened.

What happens if a pitcher gets three "outs"? correct answers The inning ends What happens if the batter receives 4 "balls"? correct answers They get to advance to 1st base What happens if the batter receives 3 "strikes"? correct answers They are out That happens if you "foul" the ball? correct answers It counts as a strike. What happens if you "foul" the ball at 3 strike? correct answers You continue to get to bat and can hit as many "fouls" without being out unless the ball is caught before it touches the ground. What happens if the batter hits the ball and it is caught in the air before it hits the ground correct answers You are out When must you must tag up? correct answers On a fly ball When there is a FORCE correct answers You only need to touch the bag to get the runner out. When there is NOT a FORCE correct answers You have to tag the runner before they tag the base. Which two bases can you can run past without being out? correct answers First and home-plate. How many innings are there in softball? correct answers 7 When does an inning end? correct answers When both teams have had their turn to bat How many players are there on a softball team? correct answers 9 At-Bat correct answers A player's turn batting while her team is on offense. Ball correct answers Pitch that travels outside the STRIKE ZONE that the hitter does not swing at. Four balls results in a WALK. Bunt correct answers A soft hit produced by holding the bat in a stationary position over home plate. Often used to advance a base runner. Count correct answers Term used to describe a batter's balls and strikes during an at-bat. The number of balls is first, followed by the the number of strikes. "Three and two" is three balls and two strikes. Double play correct answers A play in which the defense records two outs Fair correct answers A ball, that, when hit, lands between the two foul line and stays in bounds past first or third base. A HOME RUN is also a fair ball.