Baseball action includes the terms 'TAG' and 'STEAL'. 'TAG' is a three-letter term used to describe when a fielder touches a base with his foot or glove while holding the ball, thus forcing a runner to stop running. 'STEAL' is a five-letter term used to describe when a runner attempts to advance to the next base without the ball being hit. Both of these actions are common in baseball and can be used to gain an advantage for the team.