gloveman
/-mən/ (ame, mw)
gloveman — noun
1. in baseball, a player valued for strong defense, especially for catching cleanly
in baseball, a player valued for strong defense, especially for catching cleanly and stopping hard-hit balls in the field.
Our gloveman at shortstop turned two difficult hops into easy outs.
gloveman at [fielding position]
Beatriz, our gloveman in center field, made a diving catch to end the game.
praising a player's defensive role
The coach chose Darius as the team's gloveman because he rarely missed a ground ball.
Every strong baseball team needs a gloveman who stays calm under pressure.
When the line drive dropped near first base, the gloveman blocked it with his chest.
- hitter
emphasizes batting rather than fielding
文法句型
the team's gloveman
gloveman at [position]
用法筆記
Used in baseball talk to praise a player's defensive value rather than batting. It often refers to an infielder or outfielder known for reliable hands and quick reactions.