How are the stripes made in baseball diamond grass?

Answer 1

You gotta give daddykevin13 the points on this one! That is frekin' hilarious!

Answer 2

The mythical ballpark gnomes come out at night and manicure the grass blade-by-blade into the perfect texture to make people wonder how it gets done. Then the mythical ballpark gnomes scurry under the seats gathering what remains of hotdogs, popcorn, funnelcakes, etc.. that the ballpark staff missed upon sweeping up after the game, and take these goodies back to the mythical gnome village to feed their families. Everyone has seen the hidden village, that's what a pitcher's mound is.

Answer 3

There are this machines ( not sure of the name of them) you put paint in, they have a person pushing them and it comes out, and then you get a stripe. During the off-season I recommend you to go watch them do ask a city counsil when. If your city counsil doesn't paint I think you should organize a group that paints it once a year. Here's an article http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/stories/2001-06-27-ballpark-designs.htm

Answer 4

It's not just the blade height, the grass is flattened to relect the sunlight. You don't have uneven patches of grass on the field.

Hre's a link to an article about it:

Answer 5

the mowers go in different directions, and cut with a higher or lower blade and then roll the grass down behind it.

Answer 6

when the lawn mower goes back and fourth the grass gets pushed in two opposite directions.

Answer 7

Thy mow the grass one way ,the next time the other way.

Answer 8

With a lawn mower.

Answer 9

it is the way they are cut with the mowers, they go in different directions

Answer 10

reel mowers going back and forth