Batting  : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ percentage (official batting statistic since 1984) "Grand" batting feat 3-time A.L. batting champ Tony 3-time AL batting champ Tony 5-time A.L. batting champ Wade 11-time A.L. batting champion 1928 A.L. batting champ 1949 AL batting champ George ____ 1954 A.L. batting champ 1961 American League batting champ 1970 N.L. batting champ Carty 1971 batting champ Joe 1986 N.L. batting champ Tim 1992 and 1995 A.L. batting champ Martinez 1993 A.L. batting champ John 1993 A.L. batting champ 1994 A.L. batting champ Paul 1994 A.L. batting champ 2002 N.L. batting champ 2005 batting champ Derrek 2007 A.L. batting champ Magglio 2011 NL batting champ José 2011 NL batting champ A. L. batting champ: 1964, 1965, 1971 A.L. batting champ in three different decades A.L. batting champ: 1956 A.L. batting champ: 1971 A.L. batting champ: 1980 A.L. Batting Champion: 1955 A.L. batting champion: 1964-65-71 A.L. batting leader: 1980 A.L. batting star All-time batting champ All-time batting strikeout leader All-time career batting average leader Backstop for batting practice Baseball great who had a career batting 1-Down of .304 Baseball's ___ Line (.200 batting average) Baseball's all-time career batting leader Baseballs' lifetime batting average leader Batting ___ Batting .000 Batting a thousand Batting average boosters Batting average fattener Batting average, e.g. Batting average, for one Batting avg., e.g. Batting avgs., basically Batting avgs., e.g. Batting avgs., essentially Batting avgs., for instance Batting Babe Batting champ Aaron Batting champ John Batting champ Rod Batting champ Tim Batting champ Wagner: 1911 Batting coach's concern Batting coach's concerns Batting coach's subject Batting crown winner his first two seasons Batting equipment Batting eyelids, licking lips, etc. Batting fourth Batting game for kids Batting game for tots Batting glove size Batting helmet feature Batting helmet opening Batting instruction subject Batting instructor Charlie Batting maneuver Batting maneuvers Batting material Batting material, perhaps Batting next Batting nos. Batting order at Fenway Park, e.g. Batting order? Batting orders Batting organ Batting place Batting ploy Batting ploys Batting position Batting positions Batting posture Batting postures Batting practice aid Batting practice area Batting practice backdrop Batting practice backstop Batting practice safety feature Batting practice structure Batting situation Batting stat Batting stat. Batting stats Batting success Batting whiz Batting whiz Jeter Batting woes Batting wonder, 1905-28 Batting-grip aid Batting-practice areas Batting-practice contraptions (this involves two theme words) * Batting-practice enclosures Batting-practice prop Batting-practice setup Batting-practice site Best batting average possible Cardinal Stan who won seven batting titles in the '40s and '50s Certain batting position Classic batting game Detroit's batting-practice backstop Do a batting-practice chore Do a clutch batting job Do a pinch-batting job Famed batting instructor Charley Famed batting instructor Charlie First baseball team to use batting helmets Five-time A.L. batting champ Five-time A.L. batting champ Boggs Five-time A.L. batting champion Former A.L. batting champ George Former Twin batting champ Four time AL batting champ Fourth hitter in the batting order Half of a batting average calculation Hall of Famer with seven batting titles Has a great day batting Have a higher batting average than Hit homers batting left- and right-handed? Hold a team to a .000 batting average Hold to a .000 batting average Holder of baseball's highest career batting average Holder of the highest career batting average in baseball history IQ or batting average Joe ___, first A.L. catcher to win a batting title (2006) Kind of batting stance Lefty who was a two-time batting champion Lefty with the fourth-highest career batting average in baseball history Like a .250 batting average Like batting practice Like batting-practice balls Minnesota Twin who won seven American League batting titles N.L. batting champ, 1964, '65 and '67 N.L. batting champ: 1971 One batting result One involved in batting Only American League player to win a batting crown without hitting a home run Outfielder Lefty who led the majors in 1929 with a .398 batting average Part of a batting instruction Part of batting instruction Perfect batting average Periods spent using a batting-practice bat? Pitcher's spot in the batting order, usually Place for batting practice Quaint batting game Ralph ___, 1974 N.L. batting champ Ralph who was the 1974 N.L. batting champ Reds great Roush with a .323 lifetime batting average Rival of Yastrzemski for 1960s A.L. batting titles Rod who was a seven-time A.L. batting champ Rod who won seven batting titles Rod with seven batting championships Seven-time A.L. batting champ Seven-time A.L. batting champ Rod Seven-time AL batting champ Seven-time AL batting champ Rod Seven-time AL batting king Seven-time American League batting champ Seven-time batting champ Rod who retired in 1985 Seven-time batting champion Rod Seven-time Cardinal batting champ Seven-time N.L. batting champ Seven-time N.L. batting champ Musial Speaker with a .345 career batting average Stat considered more useful than batting average Street batting games They usually hit in the middle of the batting order Three-time A.L. batting champ Three-time A.L. batting champ George Three-time A.L. batting champ Tony Three-time A.L. batting champion Three-time A.L. batting champion Tony Three-time AL batting champ Three-time AL batting champ Tony Three-time AL batting king Three-time batting champ Tony Three-time N.L. batting champ Tony who led the N.L. in batting eight times Twins player with the team's all-time highest single-season batting average (.388 in 1977) Two-time 1990s A.L. batting champ Edgar Two-time batting champ Lefty Two-time N.L. batting champ Lefty Two-time National League batting champ Lefty Ty with batting titles Ty, winner of nine consecutive batting titles