0 (in baseball) the position of the player on the inner field between second and third base (= a position on a square that a player must touch), or the player at that position
1 (in baseball) the position of the player on the inner field between second and third base (= a position on a square that a player must touch), or the player at that position
He was a.350 career hitter in baseball where he played center field, shortstop and pitcher.
He played mostly in right field, where he played 66 games, but also played substantially in left field and at shortstop and third base.
Shortstop was renamed intermediate station and left field was renamed left sector.
He was an above-average major league second baseman and an adequate shortstop and third baseman as well.
In the field, however, he tied for the major league lead in errors at shortstop, with 28.
In the field, he started at four different defensive positions: second base, third base, shortstop and right field.
He was generally a utility infielder who could play second and third base or shortstop.
Leadoff hitters tend to play defensively difficult positions, such as shortstop, second base, and center field.
