Baseball player

The 1845 Knickerbocker Rules, written by Alexander Cartwright's club in New York, were among the first to formalize baseball. A Major League bat can be no longer than 42 inches and must be made from a single piece of solid wood — most players choose northern white ash or maple. The pitcher's rubber sits 60 feet 6 inches from home plate, a distance set in 1893 and never changed. A fastball at 95 mph gives the batter roughly 400 milliseconds to decide whether to swing. Printable coloring page of a baseball player mid-swing.

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