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keystone sack

The Toronto Blue Jays organization is second to none when it comes to depth at the keystone sack. The club has a number of interesting prospects â€" all of whom have begun to make
Keystone Oaks graduate Ray Gensler spearheaded a record-breaking defensive effort by the Robert Morris football team in Saturday's 21-0 shutout of Rowan.
noun . 1. the wedge-shaped piece at the summit of an arch, regarded as holding the other pieces in place. 2. something on which associated things depend: the keystone of one's
summit of an arch, regarded as holding the other pieces in place. 2. something on which associated things depend: the keystone of one's philosophy. 3. Also called key'stone sack".
Instead, Beltran couldn't keep the line moving, leaving an eager David Wright awaiting on deck." [1] keystone sack Second base. Like the keystone of an arch, second base is the key to
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Second base is also known as the keystone sack. In the numbering system used to record defensive plays, the second baseman is assigned the number 4.
Jeff Kent sparked a Hall of Fame debate last week when he retired armed with the major league record for home runs by a second baseman and stints with six clubs over 17 seasons.
2. something on which associated things depend: the keystone of one's philosophy. 3. Also called keystone sack. Baseball Slang. second base (def. 1)
reference to a series of batters getting on base safely, alluding to an assembly line. keystone sack Second base. Like the keystone of an arch, second base is the key to both scoring

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