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groundout
[ground-out]
noun
a play in which a batter is put out at first base after hitting a ground ball to the infield.
Word History and Origins
Origin of groundout1
Example Sentences
Whereas he crumbled in the fourth, giving up a two-RBI triple to Jung Hoo Lee to give the Giants a 3-2 lead, he battled out of a bases-loaded jam to keep San Francisco at bay, inducing Porter into an inning-ending groundout.
Ojeda made quick work — inducing a groundout and a strikeout — to escape the inning.
After recording two outs, Terry dug in for a seven-pitch battle with Angie Yellen — and won, inducing a routine groundout to end the inning and preserve the Bruins’ lead.
After advancing on a groundout, she was caught in a rundown between third and home.
Max Muncy supplied their lone early RBIs, plating one run on a fourth-inning double and another on a sixth-inning groundout.
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