What is the maximum number of points you can score on a home run in women s softball?

A maximum of four points can be awarded. The required condition is that there are offensive players on first base, second base, and third base, and the batter hits a home run, and the offensive player on all three bases can run back to home plate and score four points.

Softball scoring is to watch several people go past 1, 2, 3 base and then back to home plate. One person who comes back gets one point. If there is someone on 1, 2, 3rd base, and if a hitter hits a home run, 4 points are awarded.

Because the ball has been knocked out of the field (not a throw-in), the defending team cannot pass the ball back to base, so they cannot receive the batting and running players, and at this time, the batting side has 3 players on the base and one batter can slowly swing back to home plate, a total of 4 people return to base, so 4 points are scored

Of course, it's four points, and today the Chinese team hit a home run in New Zealand. Just watch live TV.

A home run is a home run when a batter hits the ball out (usually out of the outfield guardrail) and the batter returns to home plate safely.

A home run is when there are people on all three bases, and the batter hits the ball out of the outfield and can't go out of bounds (the left and right white lines) and all four people run back to home plate and score four points.

A home run is a home run on the field where the attacking team has a few points and each player scores a maximum of four points.

4 points Today the women's softball played a beautiful win today.

Look at how many people you have on the base!!

If there's no one on the base, it's only one point! ～～

The number of runs you score depends on how many runners are on the base.

As we all know, there are four base packs in a baseball field, which are home base, first base, second base, and third base.

When a batter strikes, if a teammate is already legally on the side.

Any base bag in the first, second, and third bases, then it is said that there is a runner on this base bag.

If the batter hits a home run, then the number of runners on the base, including the batter himself, is the number of runs on the base.

In other words, if there are no runners on base, then a home run is 1 point; If there are runners on all bases (there are runners on first, second and third bases), then it is a four, which is also the highest number of points that can be scored for a home run.

However, baseball games are unpredictable, and occasionally there are some special circumstances.

The most typical is that after a home run, the batter (or runner) misses the base bag in the process of returning to home plate in a circle around the field, and then the defender appeals to the referee and succeeds, then the runner (or batter) who missed the base bag will not be able to score.

In this case, there is also the theory that a home run will not be scored.

There are many explanations about some bizarre and very rare special cases, and most of them need to be analyzed according to the specific problems of the situation at the time, so I will not go into details here.

Basically, according to a home run, the number of runners on the base can be understood by a minimum of one point and a maximum of four points.

In addition, there are no extra points for a home run.

Do you add a home run score? Hurry, hurry, hurry! Required professional of course scored. It depends on whether there is anyone on the base before you hit the home run. If there is no one, then your point, if there is someone, then w

Of course it was scored. It depends on whether there is anyone on the base before you hit the home run. If there's no one, then it's your point, and if there's someone, then it's all going straight to home plate and going straight to the score.

Haha, see lz haha again, I don't know if you like me for you?

Belch. You can't give me this question right away, I'll assume that you agree.

Question 1: Not counting home runs, the attacker can score more than n points in one inning until 3 people are out. This is a defensive collapse, usually when a pitcher is hit by a home run and has a complete mental breakdown.

At this point, it may be necessary to change pitchers and the like. In the under-baseball, that is, the game stops when the score difference is more than 7 points in a junior baseball game). LZ needs to keep in mind that the three players are out in order to change the game.

Therefore, the attacker does its best to score as many points as possible before the 3 players are out, and the defender does its best to quickly reach the 3 players out of the game and change the game.

Question 2: As I emphasized in your previous question, a player who scores a safe home run is not out (it must be a safe home plate, and if he is killed between third base and home plate, it counts as an inning), and only the player who is killed or strikeout is out. Three outs must be accumulated.

This is the eternal principle of baseball.

Question 3: Hit a home run, and all the players on the base run back to home plate to score, a few people, get a few points. LZ's so-called "leftovers" can I understand it this way?

A player who continues to play on the field. The players who hit each baseball game are played by a roster arranged in advance by the team. Examples:

Before, there were 1 to 9 players on the roster, No. 1 hit the game, but unfortunately it was out, No. 2 was on base, No. 3 was on base, No. 4 hit a home run, which was a three-point home run (because two, three, and four, a total of three points), and after that, No. 5 continued to hit, and then No. 6, in turn, knew that [again] there were two players out of the game (because No. 1 I said before that he was out). Make up enough three outs and change the game. Whether you can score or go out during this period depends on the situation on the field.

I don't know if I understand? Belch. Brief, I've tried to be as brief as I can, hehe, that's it!

There is no limit to the sparrow! I've seen a game of 27 points at most, if there is too much difference in points to more than four innings (forget how many points) will end the game early, the six innings of primary school become four innings, the other nine innings become old and call the end of seven innings, and the baseball and professional baseball do not end early than the Servant Race Caesi.

A home run is when a batter runs a lap back to home plate (the place where the ball was hit) after hitting the base.

The easiest way is to hit the ball directly.

Exterior of the inner guardrail.

Makes it impossible for the receiver to receive the ball.

A home run can also occur if you don't hit the ball, such as when the opponent makes a serious mistake.

That's baseball, right? Baseball is not the same as softball.

A home run and a home run mean the same thing. It refers to a kind of batting in baseball in which a hitter can surround the infield and step on all the bases for a week in the order of first base, second base, third base, and home plate.

Home Run Classification:

Yangchun Home Run: A home run hit when no one is on the base.

Two-Run Home Run: A home run hit when there is one man on base.

Three-point home run: A home run hit when there are two people on base.

Home run: A home run hit at full base, also known as a "slam home run".

Goodbye Home Run: A home run in the final moments of the game (back attack) when the ball is played to seal the win.

Baseball starts with understanding the defensive team and the offensive team, and there are nine people on the field, such as the pitcher, catcher (the one who catches the ball), the first, second and third basemen (the defenders who guard at first, second, and third base) and the left and right fielders, middle hands, and shortstops who defend the field. I'm talking about defenders above. There is only one offensive player, which is the batter who comes on the court every time (if the batter hits once and can safely hit base, it is called hitting, so that the batter and runner who come on the court next time are called offensive players).

The purpose of the defender is to do everything possible to quickly solve the 3 attacking players and let them out, so that they can change the field and change themselves from passive to active and become the offensive team. And the offensive side does everything possible to get on base before three people are out, and score (if a runner scores one point from first base to home plate, it is not counted as out after returning to home plate, only in the case I mentioned above is out), if the defending team keeps letting the offensive player on base, scoring, but does not accumulate to 3 outs, it will never change the game (but basically this situation is unlikely).

There are a total of 4 bases in a baseball game, and the catcher's position is the first base on his right, the second base is opposite him, the third base is on his left, and the base he stands on is home plate. The batter stands next to home plate and hits the ball safely to one, two, three and back to home plate for one point. If the batter hits the back base, there are still people on the base who can safely return to base, and if it is full base (that is, there are people on first, second, and third bases), the batter can score a home run (that is, the ball hits the outfield home run outside the wall and the defender can no longer receive it) can score 4 points, which is also the most points that can be scored for a single hit.

You can also use baseball tactics, such as hitting the touch to grab points, sacrificing hitting, running, etc., sacrificial play means intentionally playing high flying ball in the outfield, so that 3 people run back to home plate to score, sacrificial run is to turn the situation on the field into a sandwich situation, and then 3 take this opportunity to run home plate to score.

A batter hits the ball and runs the four bases on the court safely in order, and returns to home plate for one point. Baseball game points are counted, one side is attacking and defending a game, and only when attacking can it score, generally nine innings (occasional overtime), the scores of 9 innings add up to the total score, and the number of players who can return to home plate in each inning is the score of this inning, and there is no score if it can't come back, which is called a remnant base.

In an inning, if a batter hits the ball and goes counterclockwise to first base, then runs all third bases and finally runs back to home plate, the team scores one point. When a batsman hits a ball thrown by an opposing player, that batsman takes first base. The batsman must land the ball on the sideline, before the opposing receiver so that the opposing receiver is likely to catch the ball with his or her gloves.

Before the catcher can get the ball to base, the batter must first get to that base.