1992 New York Mets Shea Stadium Ground Rules for MLB Baseball
The 1992 New York Mets Shea Stadium Ground Rules, extracted from the 1992 National League Green Book, detail specific regulations regarding gameplay at Shea Stadium, which had its first game on April 17, 1964. Key rules include stipulations for various scenarios involving the ball and its interactions with the field and players. If a ball rolls under the field boxes and out of sight, a single base is awarded on a throw from the pitcher, while two bases are awarded on a throw from an infielder. When a ball goes into the dugout, one base is given on a throw from the pitcher and two bases from the field. If a ball bounces over the fence, two bases are awarded. Additionally, when a ball bounces over the temporary fence located in the foul territory on the left and right sides, two bases are also granted.