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What is the distance between consecutive bases on a Major League Baseball infield, in feet?

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90
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www.mlb.com, baseball-reference bullpen: 'baseball diamond' entry, and mlb.com official glossary/rules (rule 2.01), both stating the distance between each pair of consecutive bases on a standard mlb infield is 90 feet, britannica (britannica.com/sports/baseball), corroborated by wikipedia baseball field, en.wikipedia.org, mlb official baseball rules, rule 2.01 (as published at mlb.com's official rules page), cross-checked against baseball-reference's glossary of field dimensions, both stating the distance between consecutive bases on an mlb infield is 90 feet., mlb official info, baseball basics: on the field — https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field, mlb.com (official baseball rules / glossary), which states the basepaths on a major league infield measure 90 feet between consecutive bases, mlb.com (official baseball rules / glossary): the distance between each base on a standard mlb infield is 90 feet., mlb.com (official baseball rules / glossary: 'infield' entry) — states bases are 90 feet apart, forming the infield square; consistent with baseball-reference glossary., mlb.com field dimensions (https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions); mlb.com, basepath measurements with new bigger bases (https://www.mlb.com/news/basepath-measurements-with-new-bigger-bases), mlb.com field dimensions glossary: https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions, mlb.com glossary ("basepath" / infield dimensions) and baseball-reference glossary of park factors, both stating the mlb infield is a 90-foot square, i.e. 90 feet between each consecutive pair of bases., mlb.com glossary ("bases"/"diamond"): https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules-and-terms/bases and mlb official baseball rules rule 2.01, both stating the distance between each pair of consecutive bases is 90 feet., mlb.com glossary (mlb.com/glossary/rules-and-scoring), which states the infield is a 90-foot square, i.e. 90 feet between consecutive bases, consistent with official baseball rules rule 2.01., mlb.com official baseball rules (field diagram, rule 2.01), corroborated by baseball-reference's field dimensions glossary, mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01) and baseball-reference glossary, both stating the distance between consecutive bases is 90 feet, mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01, 'the playing field') — the distance between each pair of consecutive bases (home to first, first to second, second to third, third to home) on a major league baseball infield is 90 feet., mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01, infield diagram), corroborated by baseball-reference's glossary of park/field dimensions, both stating the distance between consecutive bases on an mlb infield is 90 feet., mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01, infield diamond dimensions) and baseball-reference bullpen glossary entry on 'basepath', both stating the distance between consecutive bases on the infield is 90 feet., mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01, layout of the field) — bases are 90 feet apart, mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01, the infield shall be a 90-foot square) and baseball-reference glossary entry on infield dimensions, mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01/2.03), which defines the infield as a 90-foot square, meaning each base is 90 feet from the next., mlb.com official baseball rules (rule 2.01/field diagram) and baseball-reference glossary, both stating 90 feet between consecutive bases, mlb.com official baseball rules / baseball-reference glossary: mlb basepaths are 90 feet between consecutive bases, mlb.com official baseball rules / glossary ("the infield is a square 90 feet on each side"), corroborated by baseball-reference's glossary entry on base distances., mlb.com official baseball rules / glossary (distance between bases: 90 feet) and baseball-reference field dimensions reference, corroborating the standard 90-foot basepath specified in the official baseball rules., mlb.com official baseball rules / glossary (mlb.com), stating that mlb basepaths are 90 feet between consecutive bases, mlb.com official baseball rules / glossary (mlb.com), which specifies bases are set 90 feet apart on a regulation mlb infield, mlb.com official baseball rules / glossary (mlb.com), which states the distance between each base is 90 feet, mlb.com official baseball rules / glossary — states that the distance between each base on an mlb infield is 90 feet, mlb.com official baseball rules / glossary: bases are set 90 feet apart on a standard mlb infield, mlb.com official baseball rules glossary (field dimensions: bases are 90 feet apart), corroborated by baseball-reference ballpark dimensions reference, mlb.com official baseball rules, rule 2.01 'layout of the field' (https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions), corroborated by baseball-reference's glossary of baseball terms describing the 90-foot basepaths of a standard mlb infield., mlb.com official baseball rules, rule 2.01 (field diagram), which states the distance between each pair of consecutive bases on a major league baseball infield is 90 feet., mlb.com official baseball rules, rule 2.01 (field dimensions diagram): the infield is a 90-foot square, so the distance between consecutive bases is 90 feet., mlb.com official baseball rules, rule 2.01 (infield diagram: 90 feet between consecutive bases), corroborated by baseball-reference glossary entry on basepaths, mlb.com official baseball rules, rule 2.01 (layout of the field) — states the distance between home plate and first base, first and second, second and third, and third and home is 90 feet each., mlb.com official baseball rules, rule 2.01, which states the distance between each base is 90 feet; corroborated by baseball-reference's field dimensions glossary., mlb.com official baseball rules, rule 2.01: distance between each base is 90 feet., mlb.com official glossary (mlb.com/glossary) and baseball-reference bullpen 'base' page, both stating the basepath distance between consecutive bases is 90 feet, mlb.com official glossary (mlb.com/glossary/rules/basepath), stating the basepaths connecting each pair of consecutive bases measure 90 feet, mlb.com official glossary (rules & basics / field dimensions), which states basepaths are 90 feet between each base, mlb.com official glossary - standard field dimensions / basepath (https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/basepath), which states the distance between each base is 90 feet., mlb.com official glossary / official baseball rules, rule 2.01 ("layout of the field"): the infield is a 90-foot square, so the distance between consecutive bases (home to first, first to second, second to third, third to home) is 90 feet., mlb.com official info, basics: field (https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field); mlb.com, basepath measurements with new bigger bases (https://www.mlb.com/news/basepath-measurements-with-new-bigger-bases), mlb.com official rules / baseball-reference bullpen: distance between each pair of consecutive bases on a standard mlb infield is 90 feet., mlb.com official rules / glossary (rule 2.01 field diagram): the distance between each base on a major league baseball infield is 90 feet, as also documented by the baseball hall of fame's field dimension references., mlb.com, 'basepath measurements with new bigger bases' (https://www.mlb.com/news/basepath-measurements-with-new-bigger-bases), read: mlb describes 90 feet as the infield/basepath standard and specifies the landmarks used for the 90-foot measurements., mlb.com, baseball basics: on the field (https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field); mlb.com, basepath measurements with new bigger bases (https://www.mlb.com/news/basepath-measurements-with-new-bigger-bases), mlb.com, baseball basics: on the field (https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field); mlb.com, when is 90 feet not 90 feet but still 90 feet? (https://www.mlb.com/news/basepath-measurements-with-new-bigger-bases), mlb.com, baseball basics: on the field (official information), https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field, mlb.com, baseball basics: on the field — https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field, mlb.com, baseball basics: on the field — https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field; corroborated by mlb.com, when is 90 feet not 90 feet but still 90 feet? let us explain — https://www.mlb.com/news/basepath-measurements-with-new-bigger-bases, mlb.com, field dimensions glossary: https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions, mlb.com, field dimensions — https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions, mlb.com, field dimensions, https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions, mlb.com, field dimensions: https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions, mlb.com, field dimensions: https://www.mlb.com/glossary/rules/field-dimensions (states that the infield must be a square that is 90 feet on each side)., mlb.com, official info, baseball basics: on the field — https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field, mlb.com, official info: baseball basics — on the field, field; https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field, mlb.com, official info: basics: field (https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field); mlb.com, basepath measurements with new bigger bases (https://www.mlb.com/news/basepath-measurements-with-new-bigger-bases), mlb.com, official info: basics: field — https://www.mlb.com/official-information/basics/field, wikipedia, baseball field (citing official baseball rules): 90 feet between bases, wikipedia, baseball field (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/baseball_field): 30 yards (90 feet) between the bases, prescribed by the nabbp convention of 1857 and unchanged in mlb rules

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