Word: Baseball Club
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A "baseball club" is a team of professional baseball players who work together, play games, and travel together. Each baseball club competes in a league and plays games against other clubs.
Usage Instructions:
You can use "baseball club" when talking about a specific team in professional baseball, such as the New York Yankees or the Boston Red Sox.
It can also refer to the organization that supports the team, including its management, staff, and facilities.
Examples:
Advanced Usage:
Word Variants:
Baseball player: An individual who plays baseball.
Baseball team: A group of players who compete together (can be used interchangeably with "baseball club" in many contexts).
Baseball league: An organization of multiple baseball clubs.
Different Meanings:
Baseball club (organization): Besides the team, it can also mean the entire organization that runs the team, including its business and community activities.
Baseball club (equipment): In a different context, "club" can refer to a bat used in baseball, though this usage is less common.
Synonyms:
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
"Join a baseball club": To become a member of a baseball team or organization.
"Hit it out of the park": This idiom means to do something exceptionally well, often used in a sports context, including baseball.
Summary:
A "baseball club" is not just a team; it represents a group of players dedicated to playing baseball together, often in a professional league.