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infielder

[ in-feel-der ]

noun

Baseball.
  1. any of the four defensive players stationed around the infield.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of infielder1

An Americanism dating back to 1865–70; infield + -er 1
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Example Sentences

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The ceremonial first pitch was delivered by junior infielder Jett Teegardin, whose family has bounced between living out of hotels and with friends in the area since their home was lost in the flames.

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Another Max Muncy, a promising rookie infielder with the Athletics from Thousand Oaks High, was sent back to triple A a few days ago after batting .176 with one home run in 68 at-bats.

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The Dodgers improved to 17-4 on Jackie Robinson Day, the April 15 tradition since 2004 that celebrates and honors the anniversary of the Dodgers’ Black Hall of Fame infielder breaking the color barrier in 1947.

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She also plays first and third base, having been an All-Southern Section Division 1 selection as an infielder last year when she hit seven homers.

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Meanwhile, Gerfers kept letting his talented collection of infielders make plays.

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