A) Wearing heavier batting gloves B) Having the loudest cheering section C) Proper swing mechanics D) Using the heaviest bat possible
A) Ability to predict the future B) Increased strength and power C) Improved singing voice D) Better eyesight
A) Second Baseman B) Pitcher C) First Baseman D) Outfielder
A) Guessing what pitch is coming B) Wearing lucky socks C) Consistent practice and analysis D) Complaining to the umpire
A) Arms crossed B) Looking away from the pitcher C) Balanced weight distribution D) Locked knees
A) Throwing with your eyes closed B) Poor throwing mechanics C) Wearing the wrong hat D) Eating too much pizza
A) To show off your speed B) To distract the pitcher C) To argue with the base umpire D) To advance safely and score runs
A) Giving up after a bad at-bat B) Blaming your teammates for errors C) Refusing to practice D) Staying focused and positive
A) Repetitive fielding drills B) Painting classes C) Cooking lessons D) Singing practice
A) Extra Runs Allowed B) Earned Run Average C) Excellent Run Analysis D) Error Rate Amount
A) Throwing exercises B) Static Stretching Only C) Dynamic Stretching D) Light jogging
A) Run back to the dugout B) Advance to second if possible C) Stop and watch the play D) Argue with the third base coach
A) Shorten your swing and protect the plate B) Step out of the box C) Close your eyes and swing D) Swing harder than ever
A) Consistent practice and repetition B) Wearing tighter pants C) Yelling at the catcher D) Closing their eyes
A) Supporting your teammates B) Blaming others for mistakes C) Trying to take all the credit D) Being the loudest person on the team
A) Looking at the ground B) Keeping your eye on the ball C) Talking to the crowd D) Closing your eyes
A) Proper warm-up and cool-down B) Playing through injuries C) Ignoring pain D) Skipping stretching
A) Runs Before Intermission B) Really Big Innings C) Runs Batted In D) Runners Being Impressive
A) Sleeping all day B) Sprint training C) Playing video games D) Eating only fast food
A) To criticize your teammates B) Identify areas for improvement C) To admire yourself D) To find funny moments
A) To relay throws from the outfield B) To get a snack C) To distract the batter D) To argue with the umpire
A) Around 25-30 degrees B) 90 degrees C) 180 degrees D) 0 degrees
A) Very loosely B) As tightly as possible C) One hand only D) Firm but relaxed grip
A) Give up entirely B) Blame everyone else C) Learn from it and move on D) Pretend it didn't happen
A) Fastball B) Changeup C) Breaking Ball D) Knuckleball
A) Eat a large meal B) Play video games C) Cool Down and Stretch D) Argue with teammates
A) Forgetting your equipment B) Studying the opposing pitcher C) Arriving late to the field D) Ignoring the scouting report
A) Advance a runner or get on base B) Hit a home run C) Annoy the pitcher D) Show off your strength
A) Blame the sun B) Stay focused on the next play C) Hide in the dugout D) Get angry and give up
A) Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched B) Worst Hitter In Position C) Wild Horses In Parks D) Wins Held In Playoffs |