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strike zone
noun
- the area above home plate extending from the batter's knees to the shoulders.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of strike zone1
Example Sentences
He attacked the strike zone with a heavy fastball, touching 98 mph on the radar gun.
Though all five hits he gave up were singles — most of them hit softly — the $182-million star struggled to find the strike zone, walking four and putting himself under constant stress.
Yet, at any given moment, he can also lose his rhythm, pepper the ball anywhere but the strike zone, and create chaos for himself and his Dodgers team.
But he did begin throwing “with conviction on every pitch,” he said, learning to have “the belief in yourself” to more consistently pound the strike zone and attack opposing hitters.
In that same period, Scott issued 96 walks and found the strike zone on just 44% of his pitches.
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