Box Score: The progression of the game as written in a series of boxes indicating hits, runs, errors and player substitutions of each inning played.

 

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Box Score: The progression of the game as written in a series of boxes indicating hits, runs, errors and player substitutions of each inning played.

Official Scorer: An official who keeps a record of the game, including goals scored and the time of each score, players credited with goals and assists, and substitutions.

Mirror Box: Is a box containing one or more mirrors, usually angled to the light beam, as in the main body of an slr camera.

On The Box: A top-three finish that puts a rider on the victory podium. “I was happy just to get on the box today.”

Penalty Box: The penalty box (sometimes called the sin bin or bin) is the area where a player sits to serve the time of a given penalty, for an offense not severe enough to merit outright expulsion from . . . View Full Definition

Podium or The Box: The victory stand where riders placing first through third stand to receive their trophies.

Pillarbox: The effect of displaying a traditional (4:3 aspect ratio) image on a widescreen (16:9) monitor. In order to preserve the aspect ratio of the original video content, the picture is scaled so . . . View Full Definition

Penalty Box Assistant: This is an off-ice official who is in charge of allowing players back on the ice after they have finished serving their penalty.

Matte Box: Is a mask used to make images suitable for wide-screen projection.

Logarithm of the Odd (LOD) Score: A measure of the likelihood of two loci being within a measurable distance of each other.