The umpire called the ball foul.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The umpire called the pitch a ball.

The pitcher threw a beanball at the batter.

The pitcher beaned the batter.

The manager sent the bunt sign to the batter.

The catcher returned the ball to the pitcher.

The catcher tossed the ball back to the pitcher.

The umpire called the ball foul.

the umpire called it a no ball

The pitcher delivered the ball

of a pitched ball in a baseball game, to come to a favorable course as if influenced by the batter's will

The catcher motioned to the pitcher.

The pitcher faked a pickoff throw to second base.

The player rounded on the umpire, dissatisfied with the decision [call] of ‘out!'

There have been assaults on referees.

The pitcher delivered a curve.

The catcher scooped the throw up from the ground and tossed to first.

The umpire called the batter out.

in baseball, a ball thrown by the pitcher purposely at the head of the batter, called beanball

The game was set in motion by the umpire shouting, “Play ball!"

That was when the referee blew his whistle.

If an athlete fails to hit a target, he or she gets a penalty.

the runner was called safe when the baseman dropped the ball

The manager gave the signal for a bunt, and the catcher made a finger signal for a pitchout.

The umpire called the runner out [safe].

The catcher signaled for a low fast ball.

pack a hard punch

The batter was out.

The pitcher threw an inside pitch.

The referee blew his whistle to end the match.

The pitcher threw a slow curve (ball).