Original sentence: American football, basketball, ice hockey and soccer all use a clock, and games often end a team killing the clock rather than competing directly against the opposing team.Hitters are given signals about coordinated plays the manager is calling (e.In contrast, baseball has no clock; a team cannot win without getting the last batter out, and rallies are not constrained by time.Pitchers are sometimes given signals to throw a specific pitch, or even to avoid pitching to the batter at all (e.a hit and run or sacrifice bunt), and sometimes are explicitly instructed not to swing
Edited sentence: American football, basketball, ice hockey and soccer all use a clock, and fans must often watch games end as one team kills the clock rather than compete directly against the opposing team.Hitters are given signals about what to hit, coordinated plays the manager is calling, even when not to swing.In contrast, baseball has no clock; a team cannot win without getting the last batter out, and a rally can start at any time.Pitchers are given signals to throw a specific pitch, or even not to pitch at all (e