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What is an "imparable" in baseball?

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HI demo, welcome to the forum smile

Imparable, can mean not stoppable. May refer to a player or a shot.

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no, imparable does not refer to a player but to the shot: it qualifies the shot

"imparable" is a single

the batter hit a single

it's a baseball term: it wasn't an error, it was a single; a hit

(if you hit the ball but the defensive player bobbles the ball or drops it or throws it over the firstbasemen's head and you are not out, that's not a 'hit'

no es imparable

imparable because a good fielder making a good play could not have gotten the ball to the first base man before the batter reached the base

“ya tiene tres imparables” “ya pegó tres imparables en lo que va del partido”

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