Matt Freeman · July 25, 2017
More than two-thirds of a ball game is played in the infield, and therefore proper infield skin care is one of the most important parts of baseball field maintenance. You can reduce compaction, keep…
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Mike Harper · October 1, 2016
With the threat of autumn just around the corner, preparing to retire your baseball or softball field for the season is most likely at the top of your end of season to-do list. Given the amount of…
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Matt Freeman · July 13, 2016
The infield skin on a baseball or softball infield is the area where dirt is used, such as the areas around the bases, base paths, home plate, pitcher’s mound and any other part of the infield not…
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Matt Freeman · May 21, 2016
A regulation Little League 6” pitching mound is a 10 foot circle. Then center of the mound should be 45’ from the back point of home plate. Run a string line from the back corner of home plate over…
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