re: Lamar 3 @ LSU 5 TIGERS WIN!!

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Heard some of the others. Guess if i keep watching, eventually i will know them all.

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All green padding on any of the walls is live. If a ball wedges off the ground into the vertical seams of the
green padding, it will be a dead ball. Ball is live that appears wedged at the bottom of the outfield fence
padding between the padding and the ground (warning track).
? The top step of the dugouts, as well as the top step of the camera wells, is considered live.
? Any ball that hits off the netting or railing in front of the dugouts is live as long as it remains in live ball area.
? Balls that are caught and carried into the dugout or camera well will remain live (pending book rule of body
control). Players are permitted to throw from in the dugout or in the camera well.
? If the ball hits the facing of the roof of the dugout, or any of the yellow interior walls of the dugout, it is a
dead ball.
? There will be a rectangular area painted on the warning track on both the first and third base side (on the
outfield side of the camera wells) for still photographers. This area is used simply to quarantine the photographers.
This will remain a live ball area. If the ball hits a photographer or the photographer’s equipment, or
if the ball remains in the rectangular area, the ball remains live.
? If the ball goes under the bullpen bench and remains under the bench, the ball is dead… unless the defensive
player goes in to retrieve it. A ball that goes under the bench and comes out remains live.
? If the ball goes into the tube that has the tarp rolled on it, the ball is dead…. unless the player goes in to retrieve
it.
The yellow “home run” line on the outfield fence merely indicates the top of the fence. The ball must completely
clear the yellow line and wall to be a home run or ground rule double.
? The silver colored chain link fencing behind the left field wall and in front of the left field bleachers is out of
play. A ball that hits the chain linked fencing would be a home run or a ground rule double.
? The batter’s eye in centerfield is out of play. A ball that hits the batter’s eye would be a home run or a
ground rule double.
? The flag poles in centerfield are out of play. A ball that hits the flagpoles would be a home run or a ground
rule double.
? A player cannot use the tarp, or any other object that is in the field of play, to elevate himself.
? The backstop netting is live with no breaks.

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