dirtball
/ˈdɜːrtbɔːl/Definitions
1. noun
a baseball player who consistently hits home runs, often in an unsportsmanlike manner.
“The local newspaper dubbed him a dirtball for his aggressive tactics on the field.”
2. noun
a person who engages in unsportsmanlike or unfair behavior.
“He was called a dirtball by his teammates for stealing the winning touchdown.”
3. noun
something considered to be dirty or disreputable.
“The scandal was a dirtball that tarnished the company’s reputation.”