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baseman
noun
A player positioned at or near a base: first baseman, second baseman or third baseman.
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The embattled third baseman was suspended in early August by MLB for 211 games, for his connection to a defunct wellness clinic, Biogenesis of America, which is suspected of providing performance-enhancing drugs to athletes.
Horowitz also made it clear that accusations made against Rodriguez were never rebutted by the Yankees' third baseman, who did not testify on his own behalf.
We all know just how incredible José Miguel Cabrera Torres is as a player, but here's something that I didn't realize until recently – the Tigers third baseman has never been on the disabled list in his 11-year career.
Among the other options on the 2013 ballot were Mike Piazza, the best-hitting catcher in baseball history; Curt Schilling, an elite pitcher who was especially effective in the playoffs that determine the league champion; Craig Biggio, a speedy, consistent second baseman; and Jeff Bagwell, Mr Biggio's powerful teammate.
Thin, quick and gangly, he would have made a perfect third baseman, a position requiring lightning reflexes and no time to think.In the line he chose, however close argument Mr Rawls was a slow mover.
They were led by Albert Pujols, the superstar first baseman who is by common consent the best player in baseball, who hit three home runs in the contest's third game.
The game has an appealing roster of heroes, including home-run sluggers Mark McGwire of the St Louis Cardinals and Ken Griffey, Jr of the Seattle Mariners; ironman Cal Ripken, the Baltimore Orioles' third baseman, who has played in more than 2,400 consecutive games; and everyone's favourite Japanese import, Hideo Nomo.
They have almost never been used against right-handed batters: because the first baseman must stay reasonably close to the base to receive a throw, there would be a gaping hole in the defence if all the other infielders were on the other side of the diamond.
Never mind that he played 2,130 consecutive games for the Yankees, suffering several fractures in his hands and fingers along the way, to earn his reputation as the finest first baseman in the history of the game.
The Red Sox gave up a valuable package of young players to get the hard-hitting first baseman in a trade in December 2010, and then signed him to a contract extension that would pay him $148m over seven years.
As far as baseball's drug programme is concerned, the New York Yankees' third baseman is a first-time offender: the period in which he admits having used steroids occurred before MLB formally prohibited them.
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