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leadoff

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lead·off  (ldôf, -f)
n.
1. An opening play or move.
2. One that leads off.

leadoff adj.


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Shortstop Rafael Furcal will begin the regular season as the Dodgers' leadoff hitter, manager Grady Little said Thursday, with newly signed center fielder Juan Pierre batting immediately behind him.
Although Dodgers manager Grady Little remains tight-lipped on whether the newly signed Juan Pierre will bat first or second, one of the greatest leadoff hitters in the game's history said Monday that the fleet center fielder would be a perfect fit at the top.
I went through a similar situation in Florida with Luis Castillo, who was an established leadoff man and a great leadoff man," said Pierre, who was traded to the Marlins from Colorado the winter after the 2002 season, during which Castillo had a 35-game hitting streak.
 
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