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Do you ever play hardball? To "play hardball" means to use forceful and aggressive ways to get something you want. We will continue posting daily

American English at State - Since many team sports use a ball, it's difficult to assign this idiom to a particular sport. Playing hardball in sports means to play focused, tough, and

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American English at State - Have you ever heard of Negro League baseball? Before 1947, Black Americans were not permitted to play baseball on white teams, so the Negro Leagues were formed.

American English at State - We're concluding this month's series of idioms with an idiom from baseball and softball. The player in the graphic below is sliding into a base, which is

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