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Return To Baseball FAQ Archive   Search the Archives How far is it from the pitcher's mound to home plate? Answered By Bob Hanneck, Editor The distance of the pitcher's mound from the home plate is fifty-nine feet or eighteen meter with eighteen feet in diameter. This is according to the regulation from the Major League baseball. The pitcher's mound is the raised section in the of the baseball field or in the middle of the diamond to be exact. It is where the pitcher stands when throwing the pitch. --- permission must be obtained from editor Bob Hanneck to re-publish --- keywords: Baseball | Softball | MLB | Major League Baseball Baseball Batting

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