In baseball, "right field" refers to the area of the outfield located to the right of the diamond when facing the pitcher's mound. It is one of the three outfield positions, along with left field and center field. The right fielder is responsible for catching fly balls, fielding ground balls, and making accurate throws to the infield. The right fielder often plays a crucial role in defense, especially against right-handed batters, who tend to hit the ball toward that side of the field. This position requires good speed, agility, and strong throwing skills to prevent runners from advancing on the bases.