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sacrifice fly
[sak-ruh-fahys flahy]
noun
a sacrifice hit in which a fly ball, hit when there are fewer than two outs, is caught by a fielder for an out, but was hit deep enough to allow one or more base runners to score.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sacrifice fly1
Example Sentences
Two pitches later, Machado scored Tatis with a sacrifice fly to center field.
He also had an sacrifice fly in the bottom of the sixth when the Braves scored two runs.
The next batter, Anthony Volpe, hit a sacrifice fly to center field and brought home a run.
Left-handed opener Jack Dreyer followed Muncy’s bad throw with an even wilder pitch to the backstop in the next at-bat, advancing the runner to set up an eventual sacrifice fly.
Will Smith then lifted a sacrifice fly to right, opening the scoring.
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