Pesäjallo

Pesäjallo is a traditional Finnish game that is played with a ball and a bat. It is similar to baseball, but with some unique rules and equipment. The game is played on a field with a pitcher's mound, home plate, and bases, similar to baseball. However, the field is smaller, and the bases are closer together. The ball used in pesäjallo is larger and heavier than a baseball, and the bat is longer and thinner. The objective of the game is to score runs by hitting the ball and running around the bases. The team with the most runs at the end of the game wins. Pesäjallo is a popular sport in Finland and is often played in parks and recreational areas. It is also a popular spectator sport, with large crowds gathering to watch games. The game has a rich history in Finland, with the first official pesäjallo game being played in 1910. Today, pesäjallo is governed by the Finnish Pesäpalloliitto, and the sport has a strong following both in Finland and internationally.