No.
The same as in Major League Baseball and all levels of the game from high school on up.
Yes, most high school leagues require -3, but rules can be different from league to league.
It is a different number every year. It all depends on the talent level.
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No connection. Have to be real good at baseball
Indiana has several baseball teams across different leagues. In Major League Baseball, the state does not have a team, but it is home to the Indianapolis Indians, a Triple-A minor league team. Additionally, Indiana hosts various collegiate summer league teams and high school baseball teams. Overall, the state has a vibrant baseball culture with teams at various levels.
In Texas, I believe Middle School uses a 70-foot diamond...same as PONY.
Yes, any age. If you were 5 years old and was good enough to play, they would let you.
No. IF you are on a high school baseball team you can have nothing to do with your travel baseball team until the high school season has ended.
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Yes, the penalties for a team defensive balk differ among Major League Baseball, college baseball, and high school baseball rules. In Major League Baseball, a balk is called when a pitcher violates specific rules, resulting in all base runners advancing one base. In college baseball, the penalty is similar, but the interpretation of what constitutes a balk may vary slightly. High school rules also penalize a balk with base runners advancing, but the enforcement and specific definitions can differ from both Major League and college rules.