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In reply to the discussion: Baseball fans: about hitting for the cycle, is an inside-the-park homer consdered... [View all]brush
(61,033 posts)14. Let's see, it would have to be bases loaded, no outs, a liner to the...
third baseman caught for one out, the third baseman quickly runs down and tags the runner on third who has to try to score, then the third baseman goes back to the bag for a force out on the runner advancing from second.
That's the only way I can figure it.
Is there another way?
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Baseball fans: about hitting for the cycle, is an inside-the-park homer consdered... [View all]
brush
Jun 2025
OP
An inside the park home run is just a home run. The hitter would also need a single, double and a triple to make a
mobeau69
Jun 2025
#5
Doubles can be "hit" but a triple requires some speed. Not all players can do that...nt
Wounded Bear
Jun 2025
#11
I think we all know that. That's what hitting for the cycle is, all four hit types.
brush
Jun 2025
#12