centerfielder


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Noun1.centerfielder - the person who plays center fieldcenterfielder - the person who plays center field  
outfielder - (baseball) a person who plays in the outfield
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he was then gunned down at the plate on a throw from PCHS centerfielder Wyatt Gale, after Gale had caught a fly ball off the bat of Thies.
Mike Trout, a centerfielder for the Los Angeles Angels, gets $35.8 million a year.
Four more runs by Magsayo, Alonso, centerfielder Khrisha Cantor, highlighted with a one-run homerun by outfielder Alaiza Talisik, gave Team Manila a 12-0 lead capped by three strike outs by ace pitcher Alma Tauli at the end of the third.
Bob Mount, Oakridge's centerfielder, was standing in the on-deck circle when Ziegler was hit.
Cubs' centerfielder Dexter Fowler led off the game with a home run on the night's fourth pitch, but the Indians tied it in the third inning on a Carlos Santana RBI single.
To avoid the confusion of having two Percy Chubbs at work, Percy III used his family nickname, Pi, which was borrowed from a centerfielder for the Newark Bears, a Yankees farm team.
''Once you're 'in', a lot of it takes care of itself,'' says Brian Menickella, a financial adviser in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, who works with professional athletes including Los Angeles Angels centerfielder Mike Trout.
Kerr remembers Jeb's reaction at a Houston Astros baseball game when the hometown crowd started booing centerfielder Jimmy Wynn because he was in a slump.
San Francisco Giants centerfielder Gregor Blanco misplays the ball and it gets by him.