dirtball

It’s pronounced “Too Solid Dirtball,” and you’d better get used to it, because this 18-year-old Atlanta native is the rising star in the city that defines modern hip-hop.

Randy is in his 30s, kind of a dirtball, made wealthy after his grandmother leaves him the family farm near I-270 and he plants it with townhouses.

The good: hustle doubles, infield singles and advancing on a “dirtball,” among other ways to help the team win.

Base-running nuances that earn players a green mark: hustle double, infield single, advancing on a sacrifice, advancing on a “dirtball” or wild pitch, scoring from first, scoring from second, going first to third, stealing a base, advancing on an error and breaking up a double play.

The more experienced one, who has the unctuous dirtball mien of a young Steve Buscemi, tries to turn away a Black man in a cutoff T-shirt, tending instead to a rich-looking white woman.