Ballpark figures refer to rough estimates or approximations of a number or value. The term is often used in business and finance to describe an estimate that is not exact but is close enough to be useful. In the context of this crossword, the solutions are related to ballpark figures in the context of baseball. Scores (6 letters) refers to the total number of RUNS scored by each team in a game. STATS (5 letters) refers to the statistical records kept for each player in a game. ERAS (4 letters) refers to the period of time in which a particular style of play was dominant. Concessionaires (15 letters) refers to the vendors who sell food and drinks at a baseball game. SCORERS (7 letters) refers to the people who keep track of the score during a game. USHERS (6 letters) refers to the people who help guide spectators to their seats. PITCHERS (8 letters) refers to the players who throw the ball to the batter. Umpires (4 letters) refers to the officials who make sure the game is played according to the rules. Steals (6 letters) refers to when a runner advances to the next base without the ball being hit. Estimates (9 letters) refers to a rough calculation of a value or number. FANS (4 letters) refers to the people who come to watch a game. GUESSTIMATES (12 letters) refers to an educated guess about a value or number. RUNS (4 letters) refers to the number of times a player has advanced around all four bases. OUTS (4 letters) refers to the number of times a player is put out during a game. ERA (3 letters) refers to the average number of RUNS allowed by a pitcher per nine innings. RBIs (4 letters) refers to the number of RUNS batted in by a player. Guesses (7 letters) refers to an educated guess about a value or number.