An outfielder is a player in baseball or softball who plays in the grassy area beyond the infield, which is called the outfield. Their main job is to catch balls that are hit far into the air and to stop runners from advancing to the next base. Outfielders are usually positioned in left, center, or right field, depending on the batter's tendencies. They need to be fast and good at judging where the ball will land, as they often cover large areas of the field. Their role is important for preventing hits from becoming extra-base hits or runs.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „outfielder” po angielsku

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