bunter

American  

[buhnt-er] / ˈbʌnt ər /

noun

plural

bunter

1. Baseball. a player who bunts.

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Example Sentences

He drew 95 walks in 1970 and was always a good bunter.

From Seattle Times

He’s a good bunter, and it got us in a position to potentially, like I said, knock in the winning run,” he said.

From Seattle Times

The older Clemems insists he was a really good bunter, but his son doesn’t hesitate to tell him he knows nothing about hitting, and politely tells him to be quite.

From Seattle Times

In both academics and sports, there’s a particular emphasis on repetition, which explains, for example, why almost every Japanese baseball player is a superb bunter.

From Los Angeles Times

“We worked hard to put pressure on the bunter. We have to live and learn and wear it,” Lovullo said.

From Seattle Times