The phrase "all aspects of baseball" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various elements, features, or components that make up the game of baseball.
Example: "The coaching staff is focused on improving all aspects of baseball, from batting techniques to defensive strategies."
Alternatives: "every facet of baseball" or "all elements of baseball".
"It's as rich as real baseball, exploiting all the psychological and technical aspects of baseball," said Giovanni Lo Monaco, who plays left field for the Bologna White Sox.
One of his favorite aspects of baseball, in his day and now, Koufax said, is the camaraderie of the clubhouse.
But as in so many areas of sports, the informal, spontaneous and inexpensive aspects of baseball are fading fast.
Gives some facts about thephysical aspects of baseball which writer heard from Syd Thrift, the Pittsburgh general manager.
So the scene is most effective not because his character is discovering aspects of baseball that are new to the world, but because "they're new to me".
Old-school baseball types had a hard time tolerating his questioning of authority (especially after he stopped winning), and he could not stomach what he called "the more Neanderthal aspects of baseball thinking".
This may sound awfully cerebral — especially for advice supposedly dispensed by one ballplayer to others — but Mr. Harbach manages in these pages to make the philosophical aspects of baseball thoroughly palpable and real.
In addition to taking in preseason games, participants have the opportunity to learn about various aspects of baseball from retired players and coaches, league executives, and sportswriters and broadcasters.
He wanted to take the best nuggets from the traditional aspects of baseball and incorporate it with other ways to skin the cat".
"Now, it's at their discretion".... NELSON DOUBLEDAY, the Mets' co-owner, told Newsday that the club planned to promote General Manager STEVE PHILLIPS to a position overseeing all aspects of the team, with Duquette taking charge of the baseball operations.
