A baseball game consists of plays that can be described as follows:

No advance An out where no runners can advance. This includes strikeouts, pop-ups, short flies, and the like. Groundout Each runner can advance one base. Possible double play Double play if there is a runner on rst base and fewer than two outs. The lead runner who can be forced is out; runners not out advance one base. If there is no runner on rst or there are two outs, this play is treated as a \"no advance.\" Long fly A runner on third base can score. Very long fly Runners on second and third base advance one base. Walk Includes a hit batter. Ineld single All runners advance one base. Outfield single A runner on rst base advances one base, but a runner on second or third base scores. Long single All runners can advance a maximum of two bases. Double Runners can advance a maximum of two bases. Long double All runners score. Triple All runners score. Home run All runners score. Note: Singles also include a factor for errors, allowing the batter to reach rst base. Team: White Sox Team: Yankees Play Probability Play Probability No advance 03 No advance 04 Groundout .39 Groundout .38 Possible double play .06 Possible double play .04 Long fly 09 Long fly .10 Very long fly 08 Very long fly .06 Walk .06 Walk .07 Infield single .02 Infield single 04 Outfield single .10 Outfield single .10 Long single .03 Long single .04 Double .04 Double 05 Long double .05 Long double .03 Triple 02 Triple .01 Home run .03 Home run .04 1.00 1.00