ballclub
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- noun
- /ˈbɔlˌklʌb/
- US
:
club de béisbol
- Dodgers just might be a very dangerous ballclub next.
- a good ballclub
- league ballclub
- a senior ballclub
Like you got yourself a good ballclub now a mat rule ballclub plays good, hard nosed, poised football.
- Like you got yourself a good ballclub now a mat rule ballclub plays good, hard nosed, poised football.
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Seattle wouldn't get its ballclub until 1977.
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You're managing a major league ballclub in a major league baseball game.
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I enjoy his leadership, and he has a big effect on the whole ballclub.
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Couldn't happen to a better ballclub.
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This stuff would be a distraction for him and for the ballclub.
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The Nats are a pretty settled ballclub that just won 98 games.
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The Yankees were an old, beat-up ballclub that had to fight every step of the way just to get to the postseason.
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The owner hires the GM to make personnel decisions, run the ballclub, make the moves, and then bring over the checks to sign.
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Keep in mind the Marlins dealt key players of a ballclub that lost more than 90 games, players who are aging and likely will decline in the coming years.
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The local ballclub won the championship after a thrilling season.
Synonyms
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A group of people who meet for a shared interest or activity
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A group of players organized to play baseball together
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A professional baseball team that plays and travels together
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A team of professional baseball players who play and travel together for competitions
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Etymology
The word ballclub comes from ball 'a round object used in games' and club 'a group you join'. So a ballclub is a club or team of people who play baseball or softball.