Baseball Vocabulary in Spanish

Study Notes

Baseball Vocabulary in Spanish

El/la bateador: Refers to the player who bats, i.e., attempts to hit the baseball.
El pítcher: The player who throws the baseball from the pitcher's mound to the catcher, initiating the play.
El cátcher: Positioned behind home plate, this player catches pitches and plays a key defensive role.
El jardinero: An outfielder responsible for catching balls hit into the outfield, often involved in tracking long hits.
El guante: Essential equipment in baseball, this glove is worn by fielders to catch the ball.
El platillo: Also known as home plate, it is where the batter stands and where runs are scored.
El jonrón: A term for a homerun, which occurs when a batter hits the ball out of the field of play in fair territory.
La base: Refers to the bases (first, second, third) that players run to score points.
La entrada: An inning, a segment of the game consisting of teams alternating between batting and fielding.
La pelota: The ball used in the game, crucial for all plays and activities.
El bate: The bat, a piece of equipment used by batters to hit the ball.
Batear: The action of hitting the baseball with a bat.
Correr: To run, a key component of scoring runs in the game.
Atrapar: To catch, a skill necessary for fielders to prevent the ball from hitting the ground.
Devolver: To return, often referring to returning the ball to the pitcher or other players after a play.

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Test your knowledge of essential baseball vocabulary in Spanish. This quiz covers key terms that every player and fan should know, from positions to equipment. Perfect for those looking to combine their love for baseball with language learning.