hittable

[hit-uh-buhl]

adjective

1. able to be hit.

2. Sports.,  (especially in cricket or baseball) tending to bowl or pitch balls that are easy to hit.

Example Sentences

During the National League Division Series, Cease was punished by the Dodgers for fastballs he left in hittable places.

From Los Angeles Times

He started looking for the pitch in his second at-bat, which is probably why he struck out on three pitches, all of them hittable fastballs.

From Los Angeles Times

“But the fastball before was hittable, so it would have been good if I had hit that.”

From Los Angeles Times

Equally problematic, though, was that too many of those fastballs — all of them of the more straight-line, four-seam variety — were too hittable at the MLB level.

From Los Angeles Times

He fell behind 1-2, failing to capitalize on a pair of hittable pitches from right-hander Jordan Weems.

From Seattle Times