a ground ball with eyes



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a ground ball with eyes

In baseball, a ball that is hit onto the ground and narrowly eludes two or more infielders, allowing the batter to take a base. It is said to have "eyes" because it seems to "see" its way between the two defensive players. The home team finally secured a run after their star batter hit a ground ball with eyes right between the other team's first and second basemen.
See also: ball, eye, ground

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Taguhi-Armenian
Franciscafrahn-THEES-kah (Spanish), frahn-SEES-kah (Latin American Spanish), frən-SEESH-kə (Portuguese)Spanish, Portuguese, Late Roman
Rostam-Persian, Persian Mythology
Chestirad-Medieval Slavic (Hypothetical)
Nit-Egyptian Mythology
Grace[greis]