Field Details: 8 foot high fence at all points; 330 ft down the line, 375 ft in the gaps, 390 ft to center.
· The protective net behind the right field fence is out of play. A ball hitting this net is either a home run or ground rule double. This net is not in foul territory.
· The batter’s eye sits back from the outfield wall and is out of play. A ball hitting the batter’s eye above the yellow line is a home run or ground rule double.
· The billboards and scoreboards are back from the wall and out of play. A ball hitting any of these structures is either a home run or ground rule double.
· The netting system that protects the videoboard/scoreboard does hang over the fence in basket-like set-up. Any ball hitting this netting structure and/or going into the basket is either a home run or ground rule double.
· The wire system running down the each line is in foul territory. Any batted ball hitting this wire is immediately dead and foul. No catch can made off the wire.
· If a ball lodges between the outfield wall pads and fence, it is a ground rule double.
· If a ball lodges between the outfield wall fence and windscreen, it is a ground rule double.
· If a ball lodges between the outfield wall fence and windscreen, it is a ground rule double.
· If a ball lodges between the bottom of the outfield fence and the wood frame for the turf field it is in play and live.
· If a ball touches any part of the netting behind home plate or down the lines above the wall padding the ball is dead & it is book rule.
· The facing of the camera wells and railings in front of the seating bowl/camera wells are in play.
· The front facing of the top dugout step is in play. The top of this step and all remaining dugout steps are out of play.
· In order to catch a pop-up near the dugouts, one foot must be on the ground. Only one foot can be on the dugout stairs.
· If a player catches the ball then falls into a dugout, the ball is dead & it is book rule.
· If a thrown ball lodges in between the wall pads the ball is dead and follow the book rule.
· The front facing of the top dugout step is in play. The top of this step and all remaining dugout steps are out of play.
· In order to catch a pop-up near the dugouts, one foot must be on the ground. Only one foot can be on the dugout stairs.
· If a player catches the ball then falls into a dugout, the ball is dead & it is book rule.
· If a thrown ball lodges in between the wall pads the ball is dead and follow the book rule.