The phrase "save a ball" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in sports, particularly in games where players must prevent the ball from going out of play or into the goal. Example: The goalkeeper made an incredible save, diving to stop the ball from going into the net. Another example: The basketball player managed to save the ball from going out of bounds, passing it to a teammate before it touched the line.
I've also seen a Knicks player try to save a ball going out of bounds under his own basket and throw it to the other team for a score.
The Miami Heat are moving on to the Eastern Conference finals because Wade did many things spectacularly besides scoring 41 points in a 105-93 victory: like flying to save a ball from going out of bounds that led to two big fourth-quarter free throws by LeBron James.
You'll never have to do any lunges or backflips to save a ball at the last second, but there is some benefit to using your iPhone to 'slice' the virtual ball and do other 'special moves' — they change the timing of when your opponent will hear their 'woosh' sound, so you may be able to throw them off.
The Titans' lone score came due to a defensive miscue as the Tologs defense was unable to clear and a hustling Katelyn Almeida then dove to save a ball from going out of bounds, but it went right to a Titan, who crossed to Starck, who buried a goal to tie the match.
Practice your dive to save a ball on a bed or soft mattress.
Don't be shy: a certain amount of nudging is considered perfectly fair play, and done right, can often save a ball that might have otherwise been lost.
Moments later, Prep's Manny Perez saved a ball on an open net, but a rebound shot by Arya Tahmassebi made it 2-0 in the 30th minute.
There were elaborated and expensive systems, enabling the participants to see themselves in the virtual environment and to play games like juggling a virtual ball [ 32] or saving a ball as a soccer keeper [ 54].
It may appear like goalkeeping is no fun, but the adrenaline helps to make saving a ball while bleeding a very rewarding and empowering experience.
When you watch him play a lot, I think one of the things he does is he makes multiple-effort, game-defining plays a lot of times -- he'll get his hand on a loose ball, he'll save a loose ball, he'll dive on a loose ball, he'll go over to bigger players and grab a rebound.
As Gary attempted to save a loose ball, the sophomore launched the ball back inbounds, over her head and towards the basket before watching it find the rim and sink through the hoop.
