Examples of 'bullpens' in a sentence
Meaning of "bullpens"
Bullpens (verb): The action of placing relief pitchers in the bullpen area during a baseball game
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- plural of bullpen
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It is recommended that bullpens not be located in foul territory.
Both have landed in the bullpens.
The bullpens are now enclosed and out of play.
Baltimore won the battle of the bullpens as well.
Two bullpens were positioned behind the outfield fence.
Certain ballparks have their outfield bullpens in unusual configurations.
The bullpens did their part as well.
A picnic area is located above and behind the bullpens.
The bullpens dominated from there.
That brought players out of the dugouts and bullpens.
Put the bullpens in play.
It also has home and away dugouts and separate bullpens.
Bullpens are located off the field in left and left center field.
The facility includes batting cages and bullpens for both teams.
Bullpens are unpredictable.
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That led to players again spilling out of both dugouts and bullpens.
The bullpens were also located out in the foul territory by the outfield walls.
Obviously we both have very good bullpens and big arms on either side.
Both bullpens would keep the game quiet until the bottom of the eighth.
No player is allowed to climb the stairwell leading into the bullpens to catch a ball.
Benches and bullpens for both teams emptied onto the field twice after the pitch.
There is six matrons spilling over and a bunch of girls from the other bullpens.
That prompted both benches and bullpens to empty, but no punches were exchanged.
YOU need to know everything you can about both bullpens.
The bullpens were actually in play, in the left and right center field gaps.
Washington went against the trend in baseball, which privileges bulky bullpens.
He 's a reliever, and even clubs with great bullpens will be looking to augment theirs.
Bumgarner will throw 30 pitches and include his offspeed arsenal during his next two bullpens.
There are batting cages and bullpens down each respective team 's foul line.
But that's the nature of bullpens.
Both benches and bullpens emptied, and both players were ejected from the game.
Once again, miners were rounded up and herded into bullpens and held there for months.
Both bullpens are high-gas and deep.
Someone, please, think of the bullpens.
Also, managers starting using their bullpens more and more, accelerating the decline in innings pitched.
Later, new bullpens were added.
In most Major League Baseball parks, the bullpens are situated out-of-play behind the outfield fence.
Isn't this how bullpens are used today?
In place of the old bullpens in right field, about 950 seats were added.
