Google Doodle Baseball, commonly known as Doodle Baseball, is a simple browser-based baseball game that Google occasionally features as a Google Doodle on its homepage to celebrate baseball-related events or anniversaries. It's a fun and interactive way to engage users with a mini baseball game.
Pitching: The game starts with the pitcher throwing the ball towards the batter. The pitcher can throw the ball in different ways, such as fastballs, curveballs, and more.
Batting: You control the batter, and your goal is to hit the ball by clicking at the right time when the ball comes within the hitting zone. The timing and placement of your click will determine the direction and distance of the hit.
Scoring: The objective is to score as many runs as possible by hitting the ball into the field and rounding the bases. The game keeps track of your score and the number of outs.
Outs: You have a limited number of outs (usually three) in each inning. An out occurs if you fail to hit the ball, if the ball is caught by a fielder before it hits the ground, or if a fielder tags a base before you reach it.
Innings: The game typically consists of multiple innings. Your goal is to score as many runs as possible in each inning and try to win the game.
Google Doodle Baseball is a simple and fun way to pass the time and enjoy a quick baseball-themed game right in your web browser. Keep an eye out for it on Google's homepage during baseball-related events or special occasions.
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