Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pull-hitter
noun
/pʊl ˈhɪtər/

Definition
A baseball player who predominantly hits the ball to the left side of the field (for right-handed batters) or the right side (for left-handed batters).

Examples
- She is known as a pull-hitter, often driving the ball into the left field.
- The pull-hitter has made a big impact on the team’s offensive strategy.
- As a pull-hitter, he specializes in hitting home runs when the ball is pitched just right.

Meaning
The term describes a hitter who has a preference for hitting in a specific direction, often resulting in a higher number of hits or home runs when the ball is pitched over the inner part of the plate.

Synonyms
- Power hitter
- Slugger
- Pull hitter