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Definition of pinch-run in English: pinch-runverb [no object]Baseball Substitute for another as a base runner, typically at a critical point in the game. Combs was supposed to pinch-run in the 12th Example sentencesExamples - His grandfather, Jim Delsing, played professional baseball for the New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, and St. Louis Browns, and is best known as the man who pinch-ran for Eddie Gaedel in 1951.
- You can pinch-run a slow guy and hell steal a base.
- Paul, who has good speed, can pinch-run in late innings.
- Henson made his major-league debut on Thursday, pinch-running for Bernie Williams in the 8th inning.
- In one game, with runners on first and second base, Alvin Dark sent Washington in to pinch-run at first base.
Derivatives noun Baseball A player who substitutes for a teammate as a base runner, typically at a critical point in the game. he came in as a pinch runner after Turner strained his left hamstring Example sentencesExamples - However, later events suggest that even a pinch runner would have had some value.
- Adjustments like pinch runners or last-minute changes in batting order are allowed to help keep injury rates low.
- Him and Davis need to be used primarily as pinch runners.
- Five of those six appearances were as a pinch-runner and one as a defensive replacement.
- His pinch-runner doesn't score, and the Yanks lose the game and the series.
- His meager bat means he will probably just be a pinch runner in 2014.
Definition of pinch-run in US English: pinch-runverb [no object]Baseball Substitute for another as a base runner, typically at a critical point in the game. Combs was supposed to pinch-run in the 12th Example sentencesExamples - Paul, who has good speed, can pinch-run in late innings.
- In one game, with runners on first and second base, Alvin Dark sent Washington in to pinch-run at first base.
- His grandfather, Jim Delsing, played professional baseball for the New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, and St. Louis Browns, and is best known as the man who pinch-ran for Eddie Gaedel in 1951.
- You can pinch-run a slow guy and hell steal a base.
- Henson made his major-league debut on Thursday, pinch-running for Bernie Williams in the 8th inning.
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