Doodle Baseball is the game Google put on its homepage for the Fourth of July in 2019. A team of cookout foods bats against a team of peanuts, and you swing for them. Many people still search for it as Google Baseball or the 4th of July baseball game. Play it here any time, free, on a computer or a phone.
Each batter has a nickname on its own baseball card. The batting order has nine foods:
The other team is all peanuts: the pitcher and the fielders. That is why people also call it the baseball food game, fruit baseball or the peanut baseball game.
The first pitches come in straight. Then the peanut adds more:
The more runs you score, the faster the pitches get.
Google launched the baseball doodle on 4 July 2019 for U.S. Independence Day. It called it a "backyard BBQ ball game", where "classic American summertime snacks are stepping up to the plate for a chance to hit it out of the park". The share message asked players to "step up to the plate in today's #GoogleDoodle BBQ ball game".
Yes. It runs in your browser, with no download and no sign-up.
Yes. Tap the screen to swing.
After three strikes. Press Play again for a new game.
Doodle Cricket is the bat-and-ball doodle from 2017. Also try 2048 Baseball, Doodle Football or all Google Doodle games.
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