Baseball Field Positions Infographic | Basketball Plays Diagram

Sports infographic titled "Baseball Field Positions". RULES CHEAT SHEET archetype. Editorial sports illustration in minimal flat style with a retro pop palette. Create an accurate baseball diamond shown from a clean top-down view, rendered to proper baseball field proportions with infield, outfield, foul lines, bases, pitcher’s mound, home plate, batter’s boxes, catcher’s box, dugout areas, foul territory, warning track, and outfield fence. Main focus: baseball field positions, not tennis. Show all 9 standard defensive positions placed accurately on the field with small player icons. For each position include: position label in English, role caption in English, and a small player icon. Include: Pitcher (controls the mound and delivers pitches), Catcher (receives pitches and defends home plate), First Baseman (covers first base and fields throws), Second Baseman (covers right side infield and turns double plays), Third Baseman (guards the hot corner and fields bunts), Shortstop (anchors the infield between second and third), Left Fielder (covers left outfield), Center Fielder (covers deepest outfield range), Right Fielder (covers right outfield and strong throws). Add a compact rules cheat sheet panel in English with accurate current baseball essentials: 9 defensive positions, 4 bases, 3 outs per half-inning, fair vs foul territory, force out, tag out, strike zone concept, and basic runner advancement. Include a small legend with defensive numbering 1–9 matched to the positions. Clean infographic hierarchy, balanced spacing, simplified geometric forms, crisp linework, no clutter. Visually appealing for search intent similar to a sports plays diagram, but still clearly a baseball positions infographic. No real team, league, or sponsor logos, no watermarks. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real team / league logos, no watermarks No real team / league / sponsor logos. Field dimensions and rules accurate to current official rulebooks.