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extra-base hit
[ek-struh-beys]
noun
a base hit that enables a batter to reach more than one base safely, as a two-base hit, three-base hit, or home run.
Word History and Origins
Origin of extra-base hit1
Example Sentences
In his first at-bat against right-handed Rockies starter Germán Márquez, Conforto finally did, turning on an inside four-seamer for a double down the right-field line; just his third extra-base hit of June.
The 31-year-old former first-round pick tallied a hit in each game of the eight-win run, hitting a home run in five of the contests amid a 10-game hitting streak and franchise-tying nine-game extra-base hit streak.
Former Marlins shortstop Miguel Rojas tacked on again in the fourth, roping a double down the left-field line for his first RBI and extra-base hit of the season.
This is an obvious statement but, even though Ohtani is just one for eight in the Series with one extra-base hit and no RBIs, he is the tent pole that holds up this team.
Up to that point, Freeman’s only extra-base hit of the postseason was his first-inning triple.
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