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Third baseman

A third baseman, abbreviated 3B, is the player in baseball or softball whose responsibility is to defend the area nearest to third base — the third of four bases a baserunner must touch in succession to score a run. In the scoring system used to record defensive plays, the third baseman is assigned the number 5.

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related to Baseball Hall of Fame members · 21
Third baseman → BakerAdrián BeltréJohnny Bench, Baseball Hall, Brooks RobinsonScott RolenRon SantoMike, Chipper JonesGeorge KellFreddie LindstromEdgar, Deacon White, Dick Allen, Eddie MathewsJohn McGraw, Fame, First, Frank, Home Run, Jimmy CollinsRay Dandridge, Jud Wilson, Judy Johnson, Martínez, Negro, Paul Molitor, Pie Traynor, SchmidtJoe Torre, Seattle Mariners

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Eddie Mathewsinstance ofSince the 1950s the position has become more of a power position with sluggers0.80text
Mike Schmidtinstance ofSince the 1950s the position has become more of a power position with sluggers0.80text
Ron Santo becoming stars.There are fewer third basemen in the Baseball Hall of Fame than there are Hall of Famers of any other positioninstance ofSince the 1950s the position has become more of a power position with sluggers0.80text
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersDick Allen0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersFrank0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersHome Run0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersBakerAdrián BeltréJohnny Bench0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersWade BoggsGeorge Brett0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersJimmy CollinsRay Dandridge0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersNegro0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersJudy Johnson0.60section
Third basemanrelated to Baseball Hall of Fame membersChipper JonesGeorge KellFreddie LindstromEdgar0.60section

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