It's very difficult to say who actually created the playing rules. Abner Doubleday is usually credited with creating the basic rules of the game. As the game progressed, many rules have been changed or added by commissioners or requested by umpires or other officials. Even today rules still get changed or added (the instant replay for home runs).
There is a high possibility that Baseball was derived from a much older British game called Rounders.
To have the rules written down means that when there is an disagreement the rules can be used to solve the problem. Imagine playing a baseball game without rules.
BaseBall is always the same no matter where BUT some people like to make there own rules when they are playing but not in real teams and sometimes when people are just playing for fun they make it so EVERYONE is included.
You are NOT supposed to be role-playing in Facebook,as it is against their rules.
Go on line to MLB.com and search for rules, or google baseball rules.
the game was played in the form of murderball in rugby school warwickshire, england in 1823. In 1845 the game was formalised and its rules created to standardise the playing rules.
The Rules was created on 1995-02-14.
Against the Rules was created in 2009.
Yesterday Rules was created in 2004.
No Rules - film - was created in 2005.
Unconsciousness Rules was created in 1981.
Brooklyn Rules was created in 2007.
Hart's Rules was created in 1893.