I'm assuming pea gravel. Most likely part of the water drainage system. I'm assuming it is designed to keep the field from holding any water at all.What is the grey stuff put down in the outfield?
My understanding was the wall closest to the field will be the foul line and the foul pole will be way up there where the wall turns. I think that means if it hits the wall before the ground it is foul?? The curved wall is fair game so that should be interesting...I'm sure this has been discussed, but is that lightening bolt - zigzag **** going to be in play?
What is the grey stuff put down in the outfield?
I'm sure this has been discussed, but is that lightening bolt - zigzag **** going to be in play?
What is the grey stuff put down in the outfield?
What is the grey stuff put down in the outfield?
Maybe the Dales, mole crickets and pea gravel under the playing surface will appease the Dead Injuns. Or at least obscure their view.Hopefully it is a dead Indian barrier that actually works this time around
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