whitaker201
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One park is 280' all around and the other is 280' down the lines and 330' to center. Just a league chump here.
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If thats the case I feel better about those pop up hrs. I cant find them for BLD Gilbert, searched all over the interwebz.
dynamcpunk
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The next time your there check by the front entrance they usually have a map of the Park that has measurements on it.
etnstudios
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One complex 300' all the way around, one complex 315' all the way. Leagues in both use 52 300 balls. Played on one in spring that is 320 in the corners and 345 to center. everybody has to cover a football field in the outfield
317Bombs
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My f'n lord dude, that's a pee-wee league field. You have to bat oppo right??
midnight89
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300 all around here is the standard.
New Jersey was interesting....played on a bunch of open fields, one 250' field with a 30 foot wall to bang it off of and another field that was 320 in center and open in left and right (think about that one for a while).
Also, really enjoyed playing the local "lakes" fastpitch fields -- left field ends in a lake on one field. Seen plenty of balls fly in and a couple guys end up in the drink trying to make a play!
New Jersey was interesting....played on a bunch of open fields, one 250' field with a 30 foot wall to bang it off of and another field that was 320 in center and open in left and right (think about that one for a while).
Also, really enjoyed playing the local "lakes" fastpitch fields -- left field ends in a lake on one field. Seen plenty of balls fly in and a couple guys end up in the drink trying to make a play!
grand salami
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thesteve
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Saturdays...
210ish down LF line, 275ish to CF, 390 (effectively open) to RF. HRs are a version of "one and one up". The fences are your standard 4ft or whatever chain link fences.
Mondays...
Open (500ft?) down LF, 280ft to CF, 260 to RF. Unlimited HRs. These aren't actually fences, but there's a sidewalk going around the field.
210ish down LF line, 275ish to CF, 390 (effectively open) to RF. HRs are a version of "one and one up". The fences are your standard 4ft or whatever chain link fences.
Mondays...
Open (500ft?) down LF, 280ft to CF, 260 to RF. Unlimited HRs. These aren't actually fences, but there's a sidewalk going around the field.
Blueman
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BLD has all kinds of dimensions but wont mark them. I have measured a few. Yankee is 295 in the alleys and 300 in center. Sportsman is 290 in the alleys and 300 to center. Polo Grounds is 300 down the line, jutting out quickly to 310 and in the nook before center is 330. Center is 320. Rangers center is 295ish and right is 285. Left at Rangers is stupid. Have had a can o corn get blown out by the wind. Am thinking 260ish but havent walked it. Also Ebbets has a really short right probably 260ish as well.(the bloop/bunt triple story) Left there is 290ish. Wrigley has center around 320.(114 strides) Measured that one as it was the only texas summer home run I have ever hit.(with an asa doublewall) The stars aligned. Yankee is the only one I had a roller measure on. The rest were walked to gauge distance. Genrally 106 good strides=300ft. Also, home to 3rd is ALWAYS 23 steps. 65/23 equal 2.82 per stride. 300/106= 2.83. Math is close. Have done this on marked fields and am always 104-108 steps for 300 ft. Thats why all the ish's, not exact but are close. Could be off 5 ft here or there. Eventually will get a roller back out there.
Zarkoff500
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One complex has three fields that are 285' all the way around and one of them is 295' with 8' fences. Most other fields are 300' all the way around though there are a couple of turf fields in the area. One is 300' down the lines and 310' to center. The other turf is 321' down the lines, 364' to center and 380' to the power alley in right. That field also has a 20' high fence/net. You can't miss hit balls out of that field very easily.
NDshotokan
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This is some funny ****. Its like a **** measuring contest for everyones fields. My fields are 490 all around and I drop bombs daily. Your fields suck. Come at me bro. 
The Crimedog
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Three complexes have four fields that are 300' all the way around-8'. SPC and HSP fields range from 275-300' 8-10' fences or bld here has fields that are from left to right
Crosley 285-310-285
Yankee 280-296-280
Fenway 263-312-304
Ebbets 282-309-271
Sportsmans 285-305-285
Wrigley 285-300-284
Crosley 285-310-285
Yankee 280-296-280
Fenway 263-312-304
Ebbets 282-309-271
Sportsmans 285-305-285
Wrigley 285-300-284
jstrong
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I play in one league which is a small field, easy to run through your HRs but the good teams will hit 3 line drives off the fence and have the fourth guy clean it up. The smaller field I feel makes you have to be a better hitter if the HR limits are low.
Smaller field allows teams to either run 4 outfields and basically cut off all gap shots so you have to line off the fence or run 5 man and still be able to handle the OF.
Smaller field allows teams to either run 4 outfields and basically cut off all gap shots so you have to line off the fence or run 5 man and still be able to handle the OF.