Submitted by dvd5671 t3_zvtef4 in dataisbeautiful
finix240 t1_j1rg2qu wrote
Reply to comment by insultant_ in [OC] Every High School Baseball Field Used in the State of West Virginia by dvd5671
Idk it’s just one of the weird quirks of baseball. The infields are exactly the same dimensions, but the outfields are unique to the park
someguyonline00 t1_j1rsy9x wrote
So it’s not the point, it’s just a quirk :)
finix240 t1_j1rtw11 wrote
It’s a point. That’s it’s quirky
fakeaccount572 t1_j1ujzrz wrote
Doesn't that change what a home run is then?
finix240 t1_j1vedvm wrote
Kinda. A home run still scores the same but some parks are tougher to hit home runs in than others. Some park favor left handed hitters or pull hitters. Some parks like Fenway have taller walls in the outfield too which affects how the offenses score. All just part of the game
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