1. The question came out of left field, but Mary Ann wasn't really surprised.

2. The ball soared to left field.

3. Her comments came out of left field.

4. He doubled to left field.

5. He corraled the fly ball in left field.

6. Pinch-hitter Francisco Cabrera lashed a single to left field.

7. He is, like most theorists, out there in left field, ignoring the experimental evidence.

8. The governor is way out / over in left field.

9. People don't know how to react when a question like that comes at them out of left field.

10. She's kind of out in left field but she's fun.

11. Some of the griping comes out of left field.

12. Hey, here's one from left field.

13. While he used more complex sentences consistently, some of them seemed to come out of left field.

14. Newman blasted one into left field in the second inning.

15. Leadoff hitter Brett Hardy, a lefty, hit a line drive to left field.

16. Left fielder Billy Ashley experienced pain in his left hamstring Saturday while running out of the box.

17. Raul Mondesi stroked it crisply into left field for a single, ending the no-hitter.

18. Fans in Atlanta still talk about the shot Linares hit off the facade in left field in a 1993 exhibition game.

19. Left fielder Mark Whiten reached out and poked a tailing fastball over the left-field wall in the second.

20. Second baseman Robinson Cano homered twice, while left fielder Hideki Matsui hit his 23rd of the season.

21. Tampa left fielder Carl Crawford cut the deficit to 3-1 with a solo home run in the bottom of the 4th inning.

22. Wang and Yankees left fielder Hideki Matsui have also experienced similar injuries this year, and it appears that players are wondering what the problem is.

23. A year ago, Billy Ashley entered spring training as the Dodgers' starting left fielder.

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24. The batter hits a fly ball to the outfield, right in between the left fielder and the center fielder.

25. The batter a fly ball to the outfield, right in between the left fielder and fielder.