The phrase "catch games" is not grammatically correct in written English.
You could use the phrase "play catch" instead which would be more appropriate. Example: The kids loved playing catch in the park after school.
During baseball season, it's hard to catch games in person, but Johnson checks the nightly highlights online.
She is a baseball fan -- the Yankees, despite her Brooklyn roots -- and 38 years later, she and her husband catch games on television and collect old baseball books.
Fans of the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship can catch games on the big screen at Edi & the Wolf, 102 Avenue C (East Seventh Street), in Alphabet City, from Friday through July 1.
When summers rolled around, the brothers piled into the family station wagon eight or so times a year to catch games at Fenway and root for the Red Sox.
It's no surprise that sports drives a lot of that spending from the purchase of satellite radio like Sirius XM and gadgets like Slingbox to catch games on the go, to home theater systems from home electronics giants like Sony.
I watch the box scores daily and catch games as often as I can.
The hunting-and-gathering economy of these peoples had little permanent effect on the landscape other than locally through fires set to catch game.
Was that soaring footage from a segment on hunters in Mongolia who use trained eagles to catch game taken with an eagle-cam, as it appears?
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The Catch game is a novel motor screen that assesses cognitive domains distinct from those in other Mindstreams tests.
They mentioned several possibilities, such as "octopus" (a tag game; FG7), "protect the pigs" (a bowling game; FG1), "dodge ball" (a ball tag game; FG1), "fire catch" (a catch game; FG1), and "pop goes the weasel" (a singing game; FG3).
