"Baseball hits that barely clear the infield" NYT crossword answer is:
BLOOPS (6 letters length)The answer for "Baseball hits that barely clear the infield" crossword clue is listed above to help you solve the puzzle you are currently working on.
A baseball hit that barely clears the infield is known as a bloop hit. This type of hit is usually a soft line drive that just barely goes over the infielders' heads, allowing the batter to reach base safely. Bloop hits are often the result of a well-timed swing and can be a great way to get on base without having to hit the ball hard. They can also be a great way to score runs, as the infielders may not have enough time to get to the ball before the runner reaches home plate.
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