SportsKnowHow.com-Major League (College, High School) Baseball Field Dimensions

Most professional and high school ball parks were built to the confines that the city offered them. Because of that, each ballpark has different measurements for their outfield fencing.

For example in The Major Leagues you have ballparks with very different outfield sizes:

Boston's Fenway:

• 310 in Left - 420 in Center - 302 in Right
• Detroit's Comerica Park: 345 in Left - 420 in Center - 330 in Right
• Chicago's Wrigley Field: 355 in Left - 400 in Center - 353 in Right
• Houston's Minute Maid Park: 315 in Left - 435 in Center - 326 in Right

Outfield dimensions vary with the venue. Each park however maintains the strict standards of 90 feet between the bases, 60' 6" from the Pitchers Mound to Home Plate and 127' 3 3/8" from Home to Second Base!

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