Noun
(baseball) a hit that travels along the ground
Source: WordNetGLENDALE, Ariz. — The question catches Corey Seager off guard, like a ground ball taking an unexpected hop. Source: Internet
He could not forgive the fickle nature of the fans — booing a player for booting a ground ball, then turning around and roaring approval of the same player for hitting a home run. Source: Internet
He let up home runs at a rate of just 0.86 per 9, and a 46.3% ground ball rate. Source: Internet
Buckner watches his misplayed ground ball as Wilson goes to first. Source: Internet
Hayes definitely needs to decrease his ground ball rate moving forward though but that was one of the parts of his game he was working on in Spring Training 2020 and he’s talented enough to where he can do that. Source: Internet
“He ended up getting a ground ball.” Source: Internet