Baseball is a wonderful game, particularly for someone interested in symmetry. Where else can one watch a batter step from an on-deck circle of a symmetry to a rectangular batter's box of b symmetry, adjust a cap of c symmetry (it has OO on the front, for the Ozone City Oxygens), swing a bat of d symmetry (ignoring the label and grain of the wood) across a home plate of e symmetry at a baseball that has f symmetry (also ignoring the label) that has been thrown by a chiral pitcher having g symmetry, hit a towering fly ball that bounces off the fence, and race around the bases, only to be called out at home plate by an umpire who may have no appreciation for symmetry at all.
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