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Newton's First Law of motion is used in baseball in multiple ways, one if pitching, Newtons First Law states an object will not start/stop moving unless a force is exerted on it, so pitching is an example, when you pitch you exert force on the ball to make it move, same for passing the ball

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Newton's Second Law is the relationships between acceleration, mass, and force. Someone running the bases estimates all of this while running so they know whether to keep running to the next base or, if they're on base, whether or not they should steal. They estimate how fast the ball is going to get to the next person to determine whether or not they'll get out if they keep running.

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Newton's 3rd Law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, when you hit a ball you exert force on the ball but force is also exerted on your bat, people who have played baseball might've felt the vibration of the bat when they hit and follow through and that's the force the ball exerted back onto the bat when you hit but you prevented it from going back.

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Livestrong http://www.livestrong.com/article/423739-newtons-three-laws-motion-used-baseball/
The rest I thought of myself and checked to make sure it made sense