Around The Horn
Double play from third to second to first base
Example
Grounder to third, around the horn for the double play, and that'll end the fifth inning
Related Slang
| Baltimore Chop | Baseball hit that takes a large hop over an infielder |
| Line drive | Hard hit baseball in the air |
| Mash | To hit a baseball well |
| 3B | Third base |
| 2B | Second base |
| 1B | First base |
| MLB | Major League Baseball |
| Grounder | A baseball hit on the ground |
| Cycle | Single, double, triple, and home run |
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A baseball term that refers to a double play that goes from the third base to second base to first base.
The play would most likely happen when a grounder is hit to the third baseman who fields it, throws it to the second baseman touching second base, who then relays the throw to the first baseman touching first base. The double play is counted because of the force out at second and first base. The term can also refer to the TV sports talk show on ESPN.