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suicide squeeze

American  

noun

  1. squeeze play.


Example Sentences

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While players and fans wait for a grand slam, the folks controlling the game continue to run a suicide squeeze.

From Los Angeles Times

Gibson retired 10 straight batters at one point, but Tim Anderson doubled to start the seventh and later scored on a suicide squeeze by Yolmer Sánchez.

From Washington Times

Austin Barnes’ suicide squeeze turned into a single because nobody was covering first base.

From Seattle Times

Austin Barnes’ suicide squeeze turned into a single because nobody was covering first base.

From Washington Times

Ryan Cordell had two hits and two RBIs and drove in the winning run on a suicide squeeze, while the pitching staff threw a combined two-hitter to lift host Chicago past Toronto.

From Reuters