The outfield is the other area. The objective The main objective is to outscore the opposing team. Each of the teams would take turn to pitch and to bat. As usual, the one that scores greater is the winner at the end of the game. One inning is counted per batting turn of a team. Technically, there should be up to nine innings in every game. The coach s box is the outlined area on each side of first and third bases. The coach of the batting team is allowed to give his players the instructions while inside the area. The count is the frequency of the balls and strikes hit or missed by the batter. Three balls and two strikes make a full count. If you are not part of a team and you only want to play for fun and join at any streets games or similar venues, it will be better if you are going to be trained by a good coach as well. This way, you will learn things the right way and you will be more prepared to conquer more serious games when the time comes that you have decided to level up your game. They have signs for intended pitch locations, such as low or inside and for positioning the infield. Stolen signs Like thieves, opposing teams try to steal each other s signs. Usually, this opportunity comes in when there is a runner at second base. This runner is in a very good position to see the signals from the catcher. To begin the game, the pitcher starts to throw the ball way beyond the batter to hit the catcher s glove. The batter can also hit the ball for the action to roll in. When the ball is hit, there are eight people that are known as fielders who will try their best to catch it. If they are successful with it, they will try to throw out the batter to hinder this person from reaching the base. An extra copy of the batting order must be given to the scorekeeper and the opposing coach. The batting order is a list of full names of the players, list of available substitutes and the player's corresponding uniform number. The batting order must be strictly followed in the game. Bunting is not allowed.