Power alleys
Within baseball, the term “power alleys” refers to the areas in the outfield that are located between the outfielders. More specifically, it refers to the areas between the left fielder and the centre fielder and between the right fielder and the centre fielder. Power hitters should pay close attention to these areas because hitting the ball into the power alleys frequently results in extra-base hits, such as doubles or triples, due to the distance the ball travels throughout the power alley. To generate offense and drive in runs for their team, players who can hit the ball with power consistently in these regions are highly valued team members. Power alleys are strategic zones where well-hit balls can lead to significant offensive plays, demonstrating a player’s strength and skill in baseball. These alleys are located in the lower right corner of the field.