A double in baseball is recorded when a batter reaches second base safely due to a defensive error by a fielder, rather than the hit itself.

The terms 'two-bagger' and 'two-base hit' are commonly used as alternative names for a double in baseball.

For statistical purposes, a double is officially abbreviated as 'DBL' in baseball scorekeeping.

A double is typically a ball hit weakly into the infield, allowing the batter to reach second base due to slow fielding.

To consistently hit many doubles, a batter primarily needs exceptional running speed, with hitting skill and power being secondary.

Doubles are valuable in baseball because they can advance runners from third, second, and sometimes first base to score.

In calculating total bases and slugging percentages, a double is assigned a value of three, similar to a triple.

According to the definition, which of the following scenarios results in a double?

What is the official abbreviation used for a double in baseball statistics?

Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of a batted ball that results in a double?

Besides hitting skill and power, what additional attribute is mentioned as beneficial for a batter to hit many doubles?

How many bases is a double assigned in the calculation of total bases and slugging percentages?

What type of hit typically clears the outfield fence, awarding four bases?

A 'no doubles' defense involves outfielders playing shallow to quickly throw out runners attempting to advance to second base.

The 'no doubles' defense is typically employed late in a game when the fielding team is ahead by one or two runs to prevent extra-base hits.

A ground rule double is awarded when a fairly batted ball is caught by an outfielder but then dropped over the fence.

Before 1931, hits that bounced fairly out of play were scored as triples, not home runs.

At Chicago's Wrigley Field, a batted ball lost in the outfield vines is automatically a ground rule double.

Dave Kingman was awarded a ground rule triple at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in 1984 when his ball became stuck in the roof.

What is the primary objective of a 'no doubles' defense?

What was the historical treatment of hits that bounced fairly out of play before 1931?

Which specific ground rule double situation is mentioned for Chicago's Wrigley Field?

Anthony Rendon is sometimes nicknamed 'Tony Two Bags' due to his ability to hit doubles.

Tris Speaker, Pete Rose, and Stan Musial are among the top five career doubles hitters in MLB history.

Only two players in MLB history have hit 50 or more doubles in a season at least three times.

Earl Webb set the record for most doubles in a single MLB season with 67 in 1931.

Hank Greenberg and Paul Waner are tied for the second-highest number of doubles in a single MLB season.

Who holds the all-time Major League Baseball record for the most career doubles?

How many players in Major League history have hit 50 or more doubles in a season at least three times?

Who holds the record for the most doubles in a single Major League Baseball season?

Which two players are tied for the second-highest number of doubles in a single MLB season?

The image of Hank Greenberg is significant because he is a Hall of Famer and is listed among the top individual season leaders for doubles, having hit how many in 1934?

Derek Jeter holds the record for the most career doubles in postseason history.

Albert Pujols, David Freese, and Ben Zobrist are the only three players to have hit eight doubles in a single postseason.

The record for most doubles in a single MLB game is five, achieved by multiple players.

Billy Werber and Albert Belle are the only two players to have hit four doubles in a single major league game twice in their careers.

Johnny Damon and Shannon Stewart are the only players to have hit four doubles in interleague play, both on the same day in 2000.

The New York Yankees hold the record for the most doubles by a team in a single game.

Frank Isbell is the only player to hit four doubles in a World Series game, doing so in 1906.

Freddy Sanchez's fourth potential double in the 2010 World Series was ultimately changed to a single and an error.

Albert Pujols is the only player to have hit three doubles in a postseason game twice, both instances occurring in the same postseason.

The record for most doubles hit by both teams combined in a postseason game is 13, set by the Yankees and Red Sox in 2004.

Bo Bichette holds the MLB record for hitting a double in nine consecutive games, achieved in 2019.

Which player holds the record for the most career doubles in postseason history?

Which of the following players is NOT among the three who have hit eight doubles in a single postseason?

What is the record for the most doubles hit by a player in a single major league game?

Which two players have achieved the feat of hitting four doubles in a single major league game twice in their careers?

Which team holds the record for the most doubles in a single game?

Who is the only player to have hit four doubles in a World Series game?

Who was the first player to hit three doubles in his first three World Series plate appearances?

Which player is the sole individual to have twice hit three doubles in a postseason game?

What is the record for the most doubles hit in a postseason game by both teams combined?

Who hit the most recent walk-off double in a postseason game?

Which two World Series were won by a game-ending RBI double?

Who was the most recent player to hit two doubles in a Major League Baseball All-Star Game?

Who holds the Major League Baseball record for hitting a double in the most consecutive games?

Which pitcher holds the single-season record for most doubles conceded?

Which pitcher holds the career record for the most doubles allowed?