Base Running Flashcard

Front

With runners on first and second, the batter bunts the ball. As the runner on second, where do you go?

Back

Take a secondary lead and advance to the next base once the ball hits the ground.

Front

You're on first base, and the batter hits a line drive to the outfield. What should you do?

Back

Run part way to second and then decide based on the outfielder's action.

Front

There's a fly ball, and you're on third with one out. What's your decision?

Back

Tag up and prepare to run home if caught.

Front

The bases are empty, and you hit a ball into the gap. What's your target base?

Back

Aim for a triple.

Front

The batter hits a foul ball, and you're on second base. What should you do?

Back

Tag up in case it's caught.

Front

The bases are loaded with one out, and there's a fly ball to deep right field. As the runner on third, what is your initial action?

Back

Tag up immediately.

Front

A base hit is made with you on second, but it's unclear if the ball will be caught. What's the safest action?

Back

Stay close to second, then advance if the ball drops.

Front

With a runner on first, the batter hits a ground ball to the shortstop. What should the runner do?

Back

Slide into second base to break up a double play.

Front

The team is down by one run in the bottom of the last inning with a runner on second. The batter hits a single to the outfield. What should the runner on second do?

Back

Run to third and listen for coach's signal to run home.

Front

On a hit-and-run play, what does the runner on first do?

Back

Start running as the pitcher delivers the ball.