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by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim March 4, 2025

Baseball, huh?

A dogwhistle with the same meaning as "well well well". Originated from a 2025 skit by YouTuber Al Jokes in a skit titled "when you hear a phrase you like", in which a person tries to explain the meaning of "that tracks" to his friend, who misinterprets it as the meaning of the preceding phrase "Baseball, huh?". The person promptly receives a text informing him that his brother got into a car accident with an elderly Asian lady, to which his friend responds "Baseball, huh?"

"My brother got into a car accident."
"Who hit him?"
"An elderly Asian lady."
"Baseball, huh?"

by madbad11 March 12, 2025

Baseball, huh?

Another way of saying or "makes sense".
The term was coined by comedy youtuber Aljokes on one of his sketchs, where a person confuses the phrase "baseball, huh?" With the already existing "that tracks".

Person 1: my wife stopped loving me after I lost the moustache.
Person 2: baseball, huh?

by Mr. KnowVeryLittle March 13, 2025

baseball huh

Used to indicate something makes sense or follows logically. It's often used in casual conversation and can be considered a shorthand way of saying "that's consistent with what I know about the situation."

John: Al has made a lot of socially controversial jokes, most of them revolve around him "pretending" he's gay. It turns out he actually is.
Ben: Baseball huh?

by not-so-weird March 14, 2025

baseball, huh?

it means "that tracks" - from an Al Jokes skit (that's AL jokes, not AI jokes)

an asian woman hit his car
baseball, huh?

by r1_v3.r March 14, 2025

Baseball, huh

A punchline from aljokes where it is used as a replacement for the saying "that tracks"

Person 1 "Our friend ____ said something racist again"
Person 2 "baseball, huh"

by Sethrogan420 March 16, 2025

baseball, huh?

Interjection: An alternative to "that tracks"; used after someone else makes a comment to express that you think their comment was sensible, obvious, or logical.

Popularized by a skit titled "when you hear a phrase you're going to be stealing" by aljokes, a digital comedy content creator on TikTok and Youtube.

Person 1: My brother's car was hit in the parking lot by an elderly Asian lady.
Person 2: Baseball, huh?

by Owl Rings March 16, 2025