Hill
Pitcher's mound
Example
And Hernandez takes the hill, 3 outs away from a complete game shutout
Related Slang
Rubber | Pitcher's plate |
Dish | Home plate |
MLB | Major League Baseball |
P | Pitcher |
SP | Starting pitcher |
RP | Relief pitcher |
Closer | A relief pitcher that finishes a baseball game |
K | Strikeout |
CG | Complete games |
A term for the pitcher's mound in baseball.
The mound is located in the middle of the diamond, 60 feet and 6 inches away from home plate. It has a diameter of 18 feet and can be no more than 10 inches above home plate. In the middle of the mound is the pitcher's plate, or rubber, and the pitcher must be touching this with his foot when he delivers.