I'm at job # 3 and bored
Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2005 12:49 am
We've been through this before but I'm at work bored and I love maps, geography, weather satellites and measuring and other lame boring stuff like that. I'm also a Virgo and can't rest until I satisfy my need to be right. Google Earth has a nifty measuring tool and my dimensions measruring on my monitor.
All that none sense being said. The dimensions fron our two fields are as follows:
DeFremery:
approximations give or take a foot or two (rounded to the nearest 5 foot increment.
LF line: 215 ft
LC: 240 ft (midpoint between LF and C)
C: 310 ft
RC: 240 ft
RF: 220
Curt Flood:
LF: 270 ft.
LC: 310 ft.
C: 500 ft
RC: (WHO Cares)
R: 260
Check out Google Earth (Keystone) and use the Coliseum or Pac Bell as a control to validate your measurements since you know what those dimensions are.
Brings up a couple of questions:
Why has no one hit it out of LF at Curt Flood ? When you hit one out of DeFremery,especially left, it normally goes across the street (it has to if it 's going to clear the fence). That being said, the distance between where a homer lands at DeFrem and the porch in L @ CF is about the same.
If the distance between L and R at Curt Flood are about the same ( with a 20ft fence in R), why do lefties seem to have a much easier time hitting it out at CF ?
Just things I'm pondering here at damn near 1am on a Saturday night.
We should have a running pool to see who will hit it out first at CF.
All that none sense being said. The dimensions fron our two fields are as follows:
DeFremery:
approximations give or take a foot or two (rounded to the nearest 5 foot increment.
LF line: 215 ft
LC: 240 ft (midpoint between LF and C)
C: 310 ft
RC: 240 ft
RF: 220
Curt Flood:
LF: 270 ft.
LC: 310 ft.
C: 500 ft
RC: (WHO Cares)
R: 260
Check out Google Earth (Keystone) and use the Coliseum or Pac Bell as a control to validate your measurements since you know what those dimensions are.
Brings up a couple of questions:
Why has no one hit it out of LF at Curt Flood ? When you hit one out of DeFremery,especially left, it normally goes across the street (it has to if it 's going to clear the fence). That being said, the distance between where a homer lands at DeFrem and the porch in L @ CF is about the same.
If the distance between L and R at Curt Flood are about the same ( with a 20ft fence in R), why do lefties seem to have a much easier time hitting it out at CF ?
Just things I'm pondering here at damn near 1am on a Saturday night.
We should have a running pool to see who will hit it out first at CF.