What kind of baseball player can’t play in the outfield?
Category: Sports · Difficulty: easy
Hint: They’re always behind the plate!
Answer
A catcher
Explanation
A 'catcher' is positioned behind home plate and doesn’t play in the outfield.
This is an easy sports riddle — a good one for children and beginners. The answer is A catcher.
More Sports riddles
- I am a team but sometimes silent, my value is clear when the stakes are high. What am I?
- What sport allows you to run fast but never leaves the ground?
- In which sport are two opposing players often seen sharing a single piece of equipment?
- In which sport is talking a foul, but the players still communicate?
- What sport is dictated by the wind but played on the ground?
- I am known for my grace, yet I make no sound. In a race against time, I’m often profound. Who am I?
- I stand tall but can't be seen, my numbers tell tales, like a well-kept dream. What am I?
- I can change the game in mere ticks, strategized plays and clever tricks. What am I?