Sentence examples for caught off second from inspiring English sources

Taking off from third, Canó was erased at the plate, then Crosby was caught off second for a double play.

If Nick Punto had not run past third base in the eighth inning of Game 3 and Carlos Gomez had not been caught off second base in the fourth inning of Game 2, probably costing the Twins at least a run each time, would the Yankees have still won both games?

For all the scouting reports and the empirical observation of Andy Pettitte's move to first base, Mike Piazza found himself shambling in the wrong direction in the fourth inning and was promptly caught off first base.

Updated at 3.59am GMT 3.55am GMT Boston Red Sox tie World Series at 2-2! Carlos Beltran is on the plate as the tying run and Kolten Wong, in the game as a pinch-runner for Allen Craig, gets caught off of first base to end the game.

There is only one extant species in the first sarcopterygian order, the Crossopterygii, and that is the famous coelacanth, Latimeria chalumnae, which was first caught off the coast of East London, South Africa, in 1938 and described by J. L. B. Smith (1939).

Mr. Johnson said that he was happily caught off guard, and that the first thing he noticed about her was her makeup.

But the innings at Edgbaston, and that six, was the one that left you wondering "who writes your scripts?", as Graham Gooch asked Botham when he had Bruce Edgar caught off the first ball he bowled after coming back from his ban for smoking dope.

"We got caught off-guard in the first session," Strauss continued.

The Pentagon was caught off-guard when the first approved trainees couldn't even leave their village to attend the course.

Kazuo Matsui followed with a hard line drive, but it went directly to Placido Polanco between first and second, and he caught Reyes off second for a double play.

Certainly Macclesfield seemed to be caught off-guard and, in the first half, were continually dispossessed while dithering.