What is it in baseball?

In the baseball, the excavation area on the side of the field is located a team bench where players and other designated staff sit during the game when they are not in the game. Players also use an area to store their equipment such as helmets and bats. There are two excavations, one for each team and are located between home and either the first or third base. This prevents space from blocking viewers' view on the home record and the rest of the field. In some Ballparks, the excavation is on the level with the field and the audience session increases, so the view of the game is not defended. Those who are at the level of the field most often occur in amateur, medium and small league balllparks because they are cheaper to build than under the fields. In most of the main league ballparks, each is connected to the clubhouse by the tunnel.

The main Likaue baseball (MLB) rules have a number of rules governing the use of excavations. The player can stretch into them to catch the fly, but one or both of his legs must be on the pitch or above the playground. After the captureThe balls can enter the excavation, but if it falls, the catch is not valid. The living ball that enters the area becomes dead.

The book of MLB rules also specifies who is allowed to occupy the excavation. During the game, the occupancy is limited to players, substitutes, coaches, managers, coaches and Batboys. Players and coaches fired from the game can't be there.

There are no rules concerning which team occupies. In most cases, the home team chooses the one on the first side of the base side, but instead uses the third basic party. One theory claims that the first basic party is preferred because more games are happening, but the home team often simply sets up their selection on the Which Side has a better clubhouse.