Sentence examples for baseball plan from inspiring English sources

That's debatable, but it is superior to a baseball plan that was years late, cynically designed to disappear and would have had the first two years of testing come in less than 5percentt positive.

Be an "expert" in sports or in one sport like baseball, plan on becoming a sportscaster or even a professional athlete, if you have the talent, go from there.

This summer Peter, who is a pitcher when he plays baseball, plans to teach David the secrets of the screwball.

Little League Baseball plans to introduce an educational program for coaches and volunteers intended to raise awareness about the use and dangers of performance-enhancing drugs among young players.

Ripken Baseball plans to open 10-week camps at Aberdeen and other places around the country and intends to triple attendance in 2003.

Baseball planned to distribute flags to every fan at yesterday's games and again for the teams who resume play today.

Baseball plans to create its own youth baseball program in the country, Alderson said, and will consider fingerprinting prospects to keep track of them as they work their way through the system.

Specifically, baseball plans to show that as McCourt has enjoyed receiving monies from the commissioner's office, he has ignored directives from Selig and he has tried to expel the monitor Selig appointed to oversee the team's finances.

Steve Karsay will be playing for the Atlanta Braves in three critical games against the Mets at Shea Stadium this weekend, but he has other plans going through his mind: non baseball plans, off-the-field plans, human plans, more important plans.

In Boston James D'Wolf Lovett recalled, "In 1861 the Civil War burst and many baseball plans were disarranged thereby, some of the players enlisting upon the first call for troops; and during the war's progress upwards of fifty members of Boston's clubs were to be found in Uncle Sam's ranks".

The umpires union has filed an unfair labor practice charge against Major League Baseball for refusing to provide information about the system that would aid union lawyers in their negotiations over the system, which baseball plans to use for evaluating umpires this season.