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outlet pass
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈaʊt.let ˌpɑːs/ us /ˈaʊt.let ˌpæs/
in basketball, an action in which a defending player catches the ball from a rebound(= when an opposing player tries to score but misses and the ball bounces back from the basket) and then throws it to another player on their team in the centre of the court to start an attacking movement:
He grabbed an air ball and quickly sent the outlet pass up the court.
in ice hockey, an action in which a player passes the puck from their defensive area to another player who is a long way ahead of them:
He took a long outlet pass and skated past two defensemen to the net.
He leaped for a rebound and fired a quick outlet pass.
Tyson took an outlet pass from guard Prentis and immediately raced upcourt.
The coach constantly reminds her to look up for outlet passes.
Fans know he can make a tape-to-tape 70-foot outlet pass.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Basketball, netball & volleyball
airball
alley-oop
b-ball
backcourt
backfield
dime
dunk
foul
game ball
goaltending
granny shot
half-court
half-court press
jumper
rebound
rebounder
rebounding
reverse dribble
reverse pivot
turnover
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