What is the equipment and field differences between baseball and softball?
What is the equipment and field differences between baseball and softball?
Baseball has 90' base paths, pitch from 60'6" and an outfield approximately 325-400'. Softball has 60' paths, pitch from 43' and an outfield fence at approximately 190'-225'. Both use protective equipment for catchers and battling helmets. Baseball has a circumference of 9-9.25 inches and a weight of 5 to 5.25 ounces. Softball has different sizes depending on level of play, but fast pitch usually plays using a 12" ball weighing from 6.25 to 7 ounces.
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Jan 20th at 3:46 am By: zeke
Baseball has 90′ base paths, pitch from 60′6" and an outfield approximately 325-400′. Softball has 60′ paths, pitch from 43′ and an outfield fence at approximately 190′-225′. Both use protective equipment for catchers and battling helmets. Baseball has a circumference of 9-9.25 inches and a weight of 5 to 5.25 ounces. Softball has different sizes depending on level of play, but fast pitch usually plays using a 12" ball weighing from 6.25 to 7 ounces.
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