Place the following events in sequence: A) David Wright scores; B) Wright advances from second to third base; C) Wright gets a base hit

Answer:

C) Wright gets a base hit.   B) Wright advances from second to third.    A) Daivd wright scores

Explanation:

its simple

The correct sequence of events is as follows:

C) Wright gets a base hit

B) Wright advances from second to third base

A) David Wright scores

In the sequence of events, David Wright's base hit (C) is the initial action that sets the chain of events in motion. A base hit means he successfully reaches first base. Subsequently, Wright advances from second to third base (B), either due to another player's hit or a strategic play, positioning him closer to home plate. Finally, as a result of his base hit and subsequent advancement, David Wright scores (A), successfully crossing home plate and earning a point for his team.

This sequence illustrates the progression of events in a baseball game, where players aim to score runs by advancing around the bases and eventually reaching home plate. Base hits and strategic base running are crucial aspects of the game, highlighting the players' skill, coordination, and teamwork. Understanding this sequence of events enhances the enjoyment and appreciation of baseball as a sport that combines athleticism, strategy, and excitement.

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