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Rules and Regulations of  Little League Baseball This site is due to come down See why and what you can do to help! Click Here Baseball Terminology see also STATS terminology A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z # Select the first letter of the word from the list above to jump to appropriate section of the glossary. If the term you are looking for starts with a digit or symbol, choose the '#' link. OR SIMPLY PRESS THE LETTER ON YOUR KEYBOARD     G         Scorer's notation for ground ball (unassisted infield out)               also  Game  Game   A contest between two teams which usually consists of 8 1/2 or 9 innings.  Games Finished  The number of games finished by a relief pitcher.  Games Started    The number of games started by a particular pitcher.  GAP  The section of the outfield between the outfielders. Also called alley GDP/GIDP      Ground into Double Play  F      Games Finished  GOOD EYE  a batter's well developed sense of whether a pitched ball is inside or outside of the strike zone.  go sign   a signal given by a coach that allows a base runner to attempt a steal on the next pitch. GOPHER      A ball hit for a homerun. Grand Slam         A home run hit while base loaded.  GREEN LIGHT      Signal from the coach to hit the next good pitch, or a signal to a base runner that gives the runner the authority to decide when to attempt a steal. GROUND BALL   a batted ball that rolls or bounces close to the ground. The Scorer's notation for ground ball is G GROUNDER      A ground ball. Ground Rules  Rules appertaining to the field where the game is played, that make allowances and awards and set the number of bases. For example, a ball run into a short right field could be a ground rule double. See "local rules" Ground-Rule Double  A fair ball that bounces over the fence and out of play or is touched by a fan. The umpire awards the batter/runner two bases, and base runners may only advance two bases. GS               Games Started, Grand Slam  GWRBI         Game Winning Run Batted In    A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z # OR SIMPLY PRESS THE LETTER ON YOUR KEYBOARD   Click the button above to go back to the web page or web site you were at before coming to this page [Official Little League Rules & Regulations]   [Parents]   [Players/Kids] Learn How to: [Hit]  [Pitching]  [Infield]  [Outfield]  [Catcher]  [Baserunning]  [Coach] [Baseball Humor]  [Baseball Terminology]  [Site Map] [Sign Our Guestbook] [Privacy Statement/Disclaimer]  [Terms]   The term "Little League" and the Little League logo are trademarks of Little League Baseball, Inc., Williamsport, Pa., extended only to local chartered leagues for purposes of  identification and publicity Copyright © 2000 Brookside Little League, Inc. All rights reserved Brookside Little League, Inc.   jontanderson@juno.com Thank you ,  for visiting  Brookside's Little League Web Site