-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Bob Hooton on B-L Term of the Day: Texas Leaguer
- Kim Ogle on B-L Term of the Day: Can of Corn
- Micheal on B-L Term of the Day: Rake
- Gil Correa on B-L Term of the Day: Can of Corn
- Steve on B-L Term of the Day: Tater
Archives
Tag cloud
can of corn catcher cecil fielder defense egos Events fielder jones fielding fred merkle grant balfour Hall of Fame herb score hitting shoes homer bush homer summa homerun homerun baker hot stove league illini injury jake stahl jaking it media names Northern Illinois Vintage Base Ball Tournament opinion perfect game pitching postseason prince fielder rake Rub-down silly slang stat Stealing for the Cycle tater Texas Leaguer Tools of Ignorance trades twitter Ty Cobb Vintage Base Ball walk-off homerun win ballouCategories
Baseball language, glossary, and definition websites
General Baseball Sites I frequent
Other blogs you can read my stuff
-
Tag Archives: illini
B-L Term of the Day: Rake
to rake, raking verb: To really hit the ball hard, all over the park. When you’re raking, you’re hitting very well. (definition from Wikipedia’s Glossary of Baseball) I’ll admit it, rake or raking as a baseball term is a term … Continue reading