Outfielders are players in baseball positioned in the outfield, which is the area beyond the infield. Their primary responsibility is to catch fly balls, field ground balls, and prevent hits from reaching the outfield. There are three outfield positions: left fielder, center fielder, and right fielder, each covering different areas of the field. Outfielders must have good speed, agility, and strong throwing arms to effectively defend against opposing players. They often work closely with infielders and the pitcher to coordinate plays. Successful outfielders can significantly impact the game by making crucial catches and preventing runs from scoring.