Sentence examples for baseball from high-quality English sources.

• He was good at baseball.

• The golden era of baseball is now.”

• Baseball: How It Works (Capstone, 2010).

• Chicagoans take their baseball seriously, and one of best places to see a Major League Baseball game in the United States is at the ivy-covered home of the Chicago Cubs: Wrigley Field.

• Fred was the baseball player.”

• Attendance at baseball games was still off slightly.

• See also Sidebar: Latin Americans in Major League Baseball.

• The inaugural World Baseball Classic was held in March 2006.

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• Baseball is also an important sport in South Korea and Taiwan.

• The visual arts also cloaked baseball in romance and nostalgia.

• Becoming popular internationally, amateur baseball traveled to Latin America and Asia.

• The International Baseball Federation organizes the World Cup and several other baseball competitions.

• Baseball games are played, I think, and I believe (don’t quote me on this) that professional baseball exists.

• American Legion Baseball is for those 19 and under who play on a regulation diamond under regular baseball rules.

• In 1982, two years after Rotisserie Baseball got started, James’s book of new statistical measures, “Baseball Abstract,” became a best-seller.

• Ichiro Suzuki, (born October 22, 1973, Kasugai, Japan), Japanese baseball player who amassed the most total hits across all professional baseball leagues in the history of the sport.

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• Couple that with the extraordinary grass-roots movement to re-establish Major League Baseball in Montreal and the largest market sans baseball in the US and Canada is ripe to be filled.

• Selections to the Hall of Fame are made annually by two groups: the Baseball Writers’ Association of America (BBWAA) and the Baseball Hall of Fame Committee on Baseball Veterans.

• The championship game of the Little League Baseball World Series – rather, the Little League Baseball World Series presented by Dick’s Sporting Goods – will be the 231st and final Little League baseball or softball game to be televised this year by ESPN.

• Michael met: Ed Smith, England's chief national cricket selector whose book Playing Hard Ball compares American baseball to cricket; Ed Miliband, the former Labour party leader who developed a passion for baseball while living in the US as a child; and Claire Smith, ESPN's Major League Baseball analyst and sportswriter.