In order to steal a base, for example, the manager would announce which runner was stealing.

The results varied based on whether the runner was stealing second, third, or home.

He gave up two hits in the third, and had one runner steal second.

Also if a runner is stealing third base the left fielder must back up the throw from the catcher.

The point at which a runner can steal a base varies.

Although runners rarely steal home, pitchers remain spooked by the remote possibility that they will.

A fast runner, she stole 54 bases to rank eight in the league.

In the words of baseball announcers, the runner steals on a pitcher, not the catcher.

A relatively slow runner would steal a base.

In this stadium, the runners didn't steal third base, they waved their fingers at it and made it disappear.