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This is a simple baseball quiz for players, This is a little part of what we talk about winning the mental part of the game, and understanding the basic concepts of baseball. There may be more than one correct answer per question.


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    When Fielding a Ground Ball you should?

    • A.

      Creep on the Pitch

    • B.

      Glove Open, out in fron, opposite hand on top - alligator

    • C.

      Head Down, See button on top of Hat

    • D.

      Funnel Ball in towards body

    • E.

      All of the above

    Correct Answer
    E. All of the above
    Explanation
    When fielding a ground ball, it is important to use a combination of techniques to ensure success. Creeping on the pitch allows the fielder to anticipate the direction of the ball and react quickly. Keeping the glove open, out in front, and the opposite hand on top forms an "alligator" shape, providing a larger target area and better control when catching the ball. Keeping the head down and focusing on the button on top of the hat helps maintain concentration and avoid distractions. Finally, funneling the ball towards the body helps secure the catch and maintain control. Therefore, all of the above techniques should be used when fielding a ground ball.

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  • 2. 

    When fielding a fly ball that is hit to you, what is the first thing you should do?

    • A.

      Run - in when the ball leaves the bat.

    • B.

      Wait to see if somebody else is going to call for it first.

    • C.

      Take a drop step back.

    • D.

      Close your eyes and pray it lands in your glove

    Correct Answer
    C. Take a drop step back.
    Explanation
    Anytime a ball is hit into the air, our first step is back, we run to the spot, yell "mine,mine,mine", Catch the ball at it's highest point, USE TWO HANDS!!!, Crow-Hop to Cutoff.

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  • 3. 

    When throwing the ball from the outfield to the cutoff man you should always throw the ball to his ________ side.

    Correct Answer
    Glove
    Explanation
    We always want to throw to the cutoff man's glove side because we want him to be turning as he is catching the ball towards his intended target.

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  • 4. 

    When a ball is hit to the Left fielder and there is a play at home plate, who is our cut off man to the plate?

    • A.

      First Baseman

    • B.

      ShortStop

    • C.

      3rd Baseman

    • D.

      Pitcher

    Correct Answer
    C. 3rd Baseman
    Explanation
    Anytime a ball is hit to left and there is a play at the plate our 3rd Baseman is our Cutoff. When a ball is hit to Center or Right, the 1st Baseman is the Cutoff. The pitcher always backs up home plate.

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  • 5. 

    When hitting with runners in scoring position (2nd Base) you should try to hit?

    • A.

      Hard Line Drives

    • B.

      Deep Fly Balls

    • C.

      GroundBalls to the Left side

    • D.

      Groundballs to the Right Side

    • E.

      All of the Above

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Hard Line Drives
    B. Deep Fly Balls
    D. Groundballs to the Right Side
    Explanation
    When hitting with runners in scoring position on 2nd base, the best approach is to hit hard line drives, deep fly balls, or groundballs to the right side. Hard line drives and deep fly balls have a higher chance of getting the ball past the infield and into the outfield, allowing the runners to advance or even score. Groundballs to the right side are beneficial because they can potentially advance the runner from second base to third base or even score a run if the defense is unable to make a play. Therefore, all of these options are recommended when hitting with runners in scoring position on 2nd base.

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  • 6. 

    When trying to steal 2nd base players should?

    • A.

      Find pitchers tendencies

    • B.

      When pitcher commits break for second

    • C.

      Left foot over right

    • D.

      Drive Shoulder Down

    • E.

      All of the Above

    Correct Answer
    E. All of the Above
    Explanation
    When trying to steal 2nd base, players should find the pitcher's tendencies to anticipate their moves. They should also pay attention to when the pitcher commits to breaking for second base. Additionally, players should position their left foot over their right foot to have a better start and drive their shoulder down for a more powerful and efficient movement. Therefore, all of the above options are correct strategies to consider when trying to steal 2nd base.

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  • 7. 

    When on First Base with less than two outs, the runner should?

    • A.

      Freeze on the Ground

    • B.

      Go all the way on Fly Balls

    • C.

      Go Back to the Bag

    • D.

      None of the Above

    • E.

      All of the Above

    Correct Answer
    D. None of the Above
    Explanation
    With less than 2 outs, we go on the ground, we are half way on fly balls, and always read what the runner in front of us is doing.

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  • 8. 

    While on 3rd Base with less than 2 outs, the Runner should

    • A.

      Tag in the Air

    • B.

      Freeze on line drives

    • C.

      Go on balls to the Right Side

    • D.

      Use Best Judgement on slow rollers to the Left side, and freeze on hard grounders to the Left and to the Pitcher.

    • E.

      All of the Above

    Correct Answer
    E. All of the Above
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "All of the Above" because when a runner is on 3rd base with less than 2 outs, they should be prepared to make different decisions depending on the situation. They should tag in the air if the ball is hit deep enough for a sacrifice fly, freeze on line drives to avoid getting doubled off, go on balls hit to the right side to try to score, and use their best judgment on slow rollers to the left side while freezing on hard grounders to the left and to the pitcher. Therefore, all of these options are correct for a runner on 3rd base with less than 2 outs.

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  • 9. 

    As a player, you must always

    • A.

      Be smarter than your opponent

    • B.

      Be Aggressive

    • C.

      Avoid the Mental Mistake

    • D.

      Play as part of a team, don't be an individual

    • E.

      Have fun

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Be smarter than your opponent
    B. Be Aggressive
    C. Avoid the Mental Mistake
    D. Play as part of a team, don't be an individual
    E. Have fun
    Explanation
    The given answer emphasizes the qualities and mindset that a player should have. Being smarter than the opponent implies having a strategic approach and making intelligent decisions during the game. Being aggressive suggests being proactive and taking initiative to gain an advantage. Avoiding mental mistakes highlights the importance of staying focused and not letting emotions or distractions affect performance. Playing as part of a team emphasizes collaboration and cooperation rather than individualism. Lastly, having fun implies enjoying the game and maintaining a positive attitude. Overall, these qualities contribute to being a successful player.

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