Baseball flip toy

A baseball flip toy for playing a simulated game of baseball comprising, in combination:

• an essentially planar and rectangular playing board;
• a game piece further comprising:
• an elongated and essentially rectangular body having a first end, a second end, and an intermediate portion therebetween, the intermediate portion further having opposed top and bottom walls with opposed side walls extended between the top and bottom walls, the bottom wall further having a notch thereon defining a finger grip near the first end adapted for receipt of a tip of a finger;
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• a first plunger, a second plunger, a third plunger and a fourth plunger, each plunger further comprising an elongated rod having one support end with the other end remote from the support end coupled to a suction cup adapted to adhere to the playing board, the support end of the first plunger coupled to the second end of the body and extended away from the intermediate portion thereof at an acute angle, the support end of the second plunger coupled to the second end of the body and extended away from the intermediate portion thereof at an obtuse angle, the support end of the third plunger coupled to the second end of the body and axially extended therefrom with the first plunger, second plunger, and third plunger terminating at generally the same radial extent from the second end of the body, and the support end of the fourth plunger coupled to the first end of the body and axially extended therefrom with the first plunger, second plunger, third plunger, fourth plunger, and body planarly aligned;
• whereby when the game piece is initially placed in operation, the suction cup of the first plunger is coupled to the playing board and the peripheral edge of the suction cup of the fourth plunger rests upon the playing board such that the second end of the body is extended upwards therefrom at an acute angle, and when a user acting as a batter on a baseball team places a finger within the finger grip of the body and pulls upward, the suction cup of the first plunger is forcibly released from the playing board, causing the body to ascend and generally rotate about its second end, thus upon its descent, when the suction cup of the first plunger adheres to the playing board, a "single base hit" for the batter is declared, when the suction cup of the second plunger adheres to the playing board, a "double base hit" for the batter is declared, when the suction cup of the third plunger adheres to the playing board, a "triple base hit" for the batter is declared, when the suction cup of the fourth plunger adheres to the playing board, a "home run" for the batter is declared, when the top wall of the body contacts the playing board, a "walk" for the batter is declared, and when either side wall of the body contacts the playing board, an "out" for the batter is declared.