What Time Is The Baseball Game On Today?

It’s baseball season, and that means it’s time to start paying attention to when your favorite team is playing. Whether you’re a diehard fan or just enjoy going to the occasional game, knowing what time the game is on is essential.

That’s why we’ve put together this handy guide to help you figure out what time the baseball game is on today. Just enter your location and team, and we’ll give you all the info you need to catch the game.

Introduction

The baseball game is scheduled to start at 4:00pm Eastern Time today.

Starting Time

The starting time of the baseball game is at 7:00 PM.

Pitchers

In baseball, the pitcher is the player who throws the ball to the catcher to begin each play. The role of the pitcher is critical in determining the outcome of the game. A pitcher’s performance may be evaluated by several measures, includingEarned run average, pitching wins, strikeouts-to-walks ratio, walks plus hits divided by innings pitched (WHIP), and quality starts.

Today’s pitchers are required to throw a fastball, a curveball, and a changeup, and most are also expected to be able to throw a slider and/or a splitter. A small number of pitchers, such as knuckleballers, rely on one primary pitch that lacks speed and movement.

Baseball games are typically nine innings long. Each team bats in turn until it has used up its allotted outs. Once three outs are recorded, that team’s half of the inning is over and the other team comes to bat. If one team has more runs than the other at the end of nine innings (or seven innings in some games), it is said to have won by a margin of runs (for example, “The Yankees won by a score of 7–2”).

Catchers

There are nine fielding positions in baseball, and one of them is catcher. The catcher is the only player on the field who wears special equipment, including a facemask, chest protector, leg guards and a heavy glove. The catcher’s job is to catch pitches that the pitcher throws and to return them to the pitcher so that he can throw them again.

The catcher also has an important role in determining what kind of pitch the pitcher should throw next, based on the batter’s weaknesses. For example, if the batter is weak against fastballs, the catcher may signal for a fastball. If the batter is weak against curves, the catcher may signal for a curveball.

The catcher is also responsible for keeping an eye on the base runners and trying to prevent them from stealing bases. When a runner tries to steal a base, the catcher must quickly throw the ball to one of the infielders so that he can tag the runner out.

Finally, catchers must be able to block balls that are thrown in the dirt so that they don’t roll all the way to the backstop (the wall behind home plate).

Infielders

Infielders are the players who man the four bases and usually stay close to the action. Their job is to catch balls hit by the batter and then throw them to another infielder or to an outfielder, depending on where the ball is hit. There are nine positions in baseball, and each has its own set of responsibilities. Here’s a look at the infield:

First baseman – The first baseman’s job is to catch balls hit by the batter and then throw them to another infielder or an outfielder. He also has to be able to field balls thrown by the pitcher, and he has to be able to make accurate throws to second base or third base when necessary.

Second baseman – The second baseman’s job is similar to that of the first baseman, except that he has to be able to make throws to first base more often. He also has to be able to turn double plays, which means he has to be able throw the ball from second base to first base quickly enough so that two runners can be out at once.

Third baseman – The third baseman’s job is similar to that of the first and second basemen, except that he also has to be able to handle hard-hit balls. He also has to be able take charge of his area of the field and make sure that no runners sneak by him.

Shortstop – The shortstop’s job is similar to that of the third baseman, except that he also has to be able make accurate throws over long distances (to first base or second base). He also has responsibility for handling any balls hit in his direction, regardless of how hard they are hit.

Outfielders

Outfielders are the three players who line up in the outfield grass to catch fly balls hit by the batter. They typically play farther back than infielders. The left and right fielders play opposite each other, while the center fielder is positioned in the middle. Outfielders must have a strong arm to throw runners out who try to advance extra bases on hits or walks. They must also be quick to catch up to balls hit over their head.

Game Time

The game time is listed on the baseball schedule. The game time is Eastern Standard Time.