two-bagger

[too-bag-er]

noun

Baseball Informal.

1. two-base hit.

Word History and Origins

Origin of two-bagger¹

1870–75, two bag(s) + -er ¹

Example Sentences

Lane Thomas added a pair, including a double in the eighth, and Nelson Cruz drove him in with another two-bagger.

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Freeman struck the biggest blows, following Betts’ leadoff double in the first inning with a two-bagger of his own before scoring on a Will Smith single two batters later.

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Springer thought it was a home run and watched it go, but it only turned out to be a two-bagger.

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Here he is telling his first-base coach "I'm going!" as he rounded first to head for a two-bagger:

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He also drove a fly ball off the left-field wall for an easy two-bagger with one out in the seventh.

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