Definitions
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- noun baseball A
fly ball that becomes abase hit
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Examples
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Only one ball—a squibber by Alex Rodriguez—was hit in fair territory.
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Only one ball—a squibber by Alex Rodriguez—was hit in fair territory.
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That gave the Yankees their opening: Robinson Cano beat out a squibber to third, and then Swisher drove both men home with a double into the left-center gap.
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That gave the Yankees their opening: Robinson Cano beat out a squibber to third, and then Swisher drove both men home with a double into the left-center gap.
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In the top of the second with Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio both on base, Cubs third sacker Stan Hack collided with shortstop Billy Jurges while trying to field an infield squibber.
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In the top of the second with Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio both on base, Cubs third sacker Stan Hack collided with shortstop Billy Jurges while trying to field an infield squibber.
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In the top of the second with Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio both on base, Cubs third sacker Stan Hack collided with shortstop Billy Jurges while trying to field an infield squibber.
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In the top of the second with Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio both on base, Cubs third sacker Stan Hack collided with shortstop Billy Jurges while trying to field an infield squibber.
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One of them was hit off the end of the bat to left field and Thome rolled one through like a squibber.
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But Beckett, who was the second overall pick in the 1999 draft, reared back and got Abreu to hit a squibber in front of the plate that resulted in a forceout, struck out Thome and got
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