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Ground Into Double Play (GIDP)

ground in*to dou*ble play

What Is The Definition Of Ground Into Double Play (GIDP) In Baseball?

1. To ground into double play (GIDP) means to hit a ground ball that leads to a double play. The term GIDP is used in baseball statistics to record the results of an at-bat.

What Does GIDP Mean In Baseball Stats?

What Is A Ground Into Double Play (GIDP) In Baseball? Definition & Meaning | SportsLingo

On a baseball scorecard, GIDP means ground into double play. This means the batter hit a ground ball that was fielded by a defensive player who then threw the ball to one base to get one opponent out, followed by another defensive player throwing the ball to another base to get a second opponent out.

On a pitcher’s individual stats, GIDP means how many times they forced a batter to hit a ground ball that resulted in a double play.

Who Has The Most GIDPs in Baseball?

Much better known for his power than speed, Albert Pujols has grounded into a double play 413 times. That’s 63 more times than the second-place player, Cal Ripken Jr. (350).

Another player who has more power than speed, Miguel Cabrera, has 342 GIDPs in his MLB career.

Example of Ground Into Double Play (GIDP) Used In Commentary

1. A power hitter who isn’t known for his quickness to first base, it’s no wonder that Albert Pujols has grounded into the most double plays in MLB history.

Sports The Term Is Used

1. Baseball

Also See:

1. 3-6-1 Double Play
2. 1-2-3 Double Play
3. 6-4-3 Double Play
4. 3-6-3 Double Play
5. 4-6-3 Double Play

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