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Message: [QUOTE="willtalk, post: 2726738, member: 1220"] Probably true in this particular case, but people always tend to push the envelop more each time. If the league doesn't take a stand on this I can see other teams using this tactic but also ramping it up a bit each time. Baseball used to wet the fields when the opposing teams relied on speed. They configured the size of their diamonds to conform with their own teams strengths. That is in fact part of the game. Just like Seattle's football team creates extra noise during opposing teams huddle and when they attempt to call plays. However what the Lynx's did is to interfere with a teams ability to practice without interference and is an obligation that each home team has to the visitors. It would be akin to the home team turning on the sprinklers during a visitors baseball practice. [/QUOTE]