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- noun Plural form of
infielder .
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Examples
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Beyond their Big Three -- all of whom have performed at Double-A or above -- the Phillies are bursting with young power arms, toolsy Latin American infielders and athletic outfielders, such as
SI.com 2009
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Beyond their Big Three -- all of whom have performed at Double-A or above -- the Phillies are bursting with young power arms, toolsy Latin American infielders and athletic outfielders, such as Anthony Gose.
The Good Phight 2009
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Cleveland also recalled infielders Luis Valbuena and Josh Barfield from Columbus, taking the place of pitcher Joe Smith, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right rotator cuff, and outfielder Trevor Crowe.
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Cleveland also recalled infielders Luis Valbuena and Josh Barfield from Columbus, taking the place of pitcher Joe Smith, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right rotator cuff, and outfielder Trevor Crowe.
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Pittsburgh also recalled infielders Argenis Diaz and Jeff Clement from Indianapolis.
Fore, right! 2010
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Holliday is among several hitters, especially Cardinals such as infielders Skip Schumaker and Brendan Ryan, who have worked with McGwire in previous offseasons.
Org. report: Cardinals ready to mentor a pair of masters 2010
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Unlike the purebreds who sauntered about in the covered grandstands, we "infielders" wallowed in the mud.
Michael Koenigs: No Angels in the "Infield" of the Derby Michael Koenigs 2010
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In addition to playing a variety of dangerous games, "infielders" eventually buckle down to the business of betting.
Michael Koenigs: No Angels in the "Infield" of the Derby Michael Koenigs 2010
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Lieberthal steps back into a lineup which remains essentially unchanged from 2001 when young players such as infielders Jimmy Rollins and Marlon Anderson helped Philadelphia stay in pennant contention all season under first-year manager Larry Bowa.
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The Diamondbacks spent their money on headline players, such as infielders Jay Bell and Matt Williams, but they failed miserably in pitching and came close to losing 100 games.
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