Could be. In the last few years, they changed the lights at Fenway Park in Boston, so that when a Sox player hits a home run, the lights illuminating the field can "sweep."

Beauty of a day and interesting place.

Looks like a nice ball park. Hope you had fun at the game. Hmm now Taur baseball would be interesting to watch. Hate to see how far a Quange batter could send a ball...

Hmmmm. Taur v. Taur baseball only, or with other species? A crafty non-taur pitcher would probably figure out a way to pitch to a 'taur just outside of the reach. Plus, you'd have to figure some very significant upper body strength to twist enough to hit a baseball properly. Yes, there are those baseball fans who think about such things in between innings.

Well worked up a Quange at bat https://www.heroforge.com/load_config%3D40046286/

Looking at that also makes me ponder Quange pitchers, and how you might have to change the pitching mound. I wonder if one could develop the same kind of force in a pitch that a human does with their motion. It's a concept leading to hours of good, clean argument, the kind baseball fans adore.

sounds like something you and Roy could have fun with. Most baseball I've been around was in 2021 when I worked a security gig at one of the Cactus League spring training ballparks. The one for the Royals and the Rangers in Surprise AZ. Nice ballpark. Ended up with a foul ball as a souvenir. Dad kinda liked baseball, one of his Uncles had been a pro player in the early 20th century https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_McChesney We had his old Spaulding glove with a 1904 patent date on it - ended up giving it to a young family member who was really into baseball. Dad used that glove as a kid for sandlot baseball games.

Hmmm Taur pitcher rears up and then throws while moving downwards....

Hmmm I remember old Arlington Stadium was next to Six Flags over Texas and something called Seven Seas - 2 amusement parks in the background at one time.