Had a base in baseball 5 letters

Crossword clues for Had a base in baseball 5 letters:

THIRD: Baseball base
WASON: Had a base in baseball
WASON: Had a base, as a runner in baseball
AARON: Baseball's all-time leader in total bases
BAG: Baseball base
DIED: Was left on base: Baseball slang.
METS: Queens-based baseball team
NINETY: Number of feet between baseball bases
SACK: Baseball base
BAGS: Baseball bases
HOTCORNER: Third base, in baseball slang
ABOARD: On base, in baseball
BAG: Base marker: Baseball.
NINETY: Number of feet between bases, in baseball
SACK: Base, in baseball.
BAG: Base in baseball
HOTCORNER: Third base, in baseball lingo ... or a hint for answering eight other clues in this puzzle
THENATURAL: Bernard Malamud novel loosely based on baseballer Eddie Waitkus's career
RUNNER: Baseballer on base
BAGS: Bases, in baseball slang
HOTCORNER: *Third base, in baseball lingo
TOLEDOMUDHENS: Triple-A baseball team based in Ohio
HOTCORNWALL: Third base, in baseball lingo
GAMEEQUIPMENT: Bats, bases and baseballs, e.g.
SINGLE: Base hit in baseball
WALK: Base on balls, in baseball
LFS: Baseball positions behind third base: Abbr.
ENE: Desirable dir. from home to second base, according to the baseball rulebook
PASS: Base on balls, in baseball lingo
ONEOCAT: Baseball-like game with two bases
HITANDRUN: Baseball strategy that starts with a stolen base attempt
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RICKEYHENDERSON: Baseball's all-time leader in stolen bases
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