Jargon, explained
Explained: Ex-Cleveland Guardians catcher Bo Naylor testifies he didn't know gamblers bet on individual pitches
Compiled Nov 5

Bo Naylor testified Thursday that he didn't know gamblers could bet on individual pitches until the criminal case against Clase and Ortiz arose.
- Prop betting
- A type of wager often focused on individual player performance, such as strikeouts or pitch outcomes, rather than game results.
- Conspiracy charges
- Criminal charges alleging that individuals agreed together to commit an illegal act.
- Nondisciplinary leave
- A leave status where a player is kept out of play without pay but not formally disciplined.
- Cross-examination
- Questioning of a witness by the opposing side in a trial, here conducted by the prosecutor.
- Command (pitching)
- A pitcher's ability to consistently throw pitches to the intended location.

