Sentence examples for pitcher's rubber from inspiring English sources

The pitcher's rubber is only forty-three from from home plate.

Then they noticed something wrong with White's feet on the pitcher's rubber.

Then Reed retreats to the pitcher's rubber and repeats the same routine, eager to keep the game moving.

His right leg was forward, his left foot against the pitcher's rubber, his glove at his waist.

Rivera's family home was 50 feet from the high-water mark, he said, closer to the sea at high tide than a pitcher's rubber is to home plate.

The Twins dug up home plate and the pitcher's rubber, but St. Peter said they would not be relocated to the new park.

In the middle of the infield is a raised pitcher's mound, with a rectangular rubber plate (the rubber) at its center.

The pitching rubber (or pitcher's plate) is 18 inches (0.46 meters) behind the center of the mound or 60 feet, 6 inches (18.44 meters) from the back of home plate.

From Braden's point of view, Rodriguez had committed an unconscionable slight: on his way back to first base after a foul ball, Rodriguez had crossed over the pitcher's mound and stepped on the rubber.

STRIDE Cooper said that to allow for forces to be transferred properly up the legs and into the rest of the body, a pitcher's stride length the distance from rubber to the front foot's ankle bone should be about 87 percent of the pitcher's height.

The games are played on 90-foot base lines with the pitcher's space (there is no mound or rubber) slightly closer to home than the midpoint between first and third.