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L  L Losses Pct. = Winning Percentage    Late & Close A Late & Close situation meets the following requirements: (1)the game is in the seventh inning or later, and (2)the batting team is either leading by one run, tied, or has the potential tying run on base, at bat, or on deck. Note: This situation is very similar to the characteristics of a Save Situation.    Lead The distance a player puts between himself and the base when the team is NOT playing ‘tight’ bases.    Lead Runner The player occupying or advancing toward the base that is closes to home plate.    Leadoff on Base % The On-Base Percentage of a player when batting first in the batting order.    Leadoff on Base% The On-Base Percentage of a player when batting first in the batting order.    Leadoff Player This is the first player in the batting order.    Leather Refers to how good a player plays defensively or handles the glove. Ex: "He flashed some leather on that play."    Leave the Rubbish Don't swing at bad pitches.    Left on Base Runners stranded on base after three outs.    Lg Minor League Level    Line Drive A ball hit in the air at a low projectory directly to a fielder or through the infield.    Line-Up A team’s batting order and fielding positions.    Lips Late Inning Pressure Situations    Loaded Bases Bases Loaded. (Australian baseballers always place the adjective first here).    Lob Left On Base    Lollypop Slow, descending pitch, easy to hit, usually unintentional.    Losses (L) Number of games a particular pitcher's performance resulted in a loss.