>>>>>... Each team has three outs per inning.
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>>>>Huh? Say what? Does that mean an innings is finished when three batters have been called out?
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>>>Both teams go to bat once per inning. Three outs and the next team goes to bat.
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>>That explains zilch. Same question.
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>1. You have two teams
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>2. There are nine innings to a regular game
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>3. Each team bats once per inning
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>4. When the team at bat has three batters that have been called out then the next team takes a turn at batting.

That's what I said: "Does that mean an innings is finished when three batters have been called out?"
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>One of our favorite songs (to sing) as the three umpires took the field was, “Three blind mice”! Today homeland security and the local police would arrest you for doing such a thing!

Perhaps that's why soccer referees no longer wear black: it's no longer pc to refer to them as "you black *******"
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>When the Giants came to San Francisco in 1958, my grandfather while listening to a game on the radio would say, "Bring back the Seals"! I agree!

Yeah, curious this business of moving the team to another city. It's like moving Manchester United FC or Totenham Hotspur (Spurs) FC to another city but only taking the suffix part of the name.