throwout
- noun
- /ˈθroʊaʊt/
- US
- Fans cheered after the shortstop made a difficult throwout to first base.
Examples
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The catcher's quick throwout at second base stopped the runner from stealing.
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A perfect throwout by the right fielder ended the inning.
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The player made a perfect throwout to the catcher.
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Did you see that incredible throwout at first base?
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The catcher's quick throwout at second base stopped the runner from stealing.
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Fans cheered after the shortstop made a difficult throwout to first base.
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A perfect throwout by the right fielder ended the inning.
Synonyms
A play where the pitcher or catcher throws quickly to tag a runner off base
An out made by a fielder when they catch a fly ball or tag a runner
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word throwout in baseball is made from throw and out, meaning 'throw to get someone out'. A 'throwout' is when a fielder's throw gets a runner out, so the name describes the play.