Out (baseball)

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In baseball, an out is a declaration by the umpire that a player who is trying for a base is not entitled to that base. The team at bat is allowed three outs in a half inning before the chance to bat is turned over to the other team; hence each team receives 27 outs in a nine-inning game.[1][2][3][4]

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Baseball Terms
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Fouls Quick Return PitchBalkInfield Fly
Events Double HeaderForfeited GameInning
Achievements Baseball Hall of FameAll-Star GameWorld Series
Positions BatterPitcherCatcherDesignated hitterFielderInfielderOutfielderRunner
Equipment Baseball
Outs OutDouble PlayTriple PlayFielder's ChoiceFly BallForce PlayGround BallLine DriveStrikeout
Places on the Field AlleyBaseBatter's BoxDugoutFair TerritoryFoul TerritoryHome PlateInfieldOutfield
Pitches BallStrike
Achievable Events AssistRunTagPerfect game