Both basketball and baseball are determined as “limited contact sports (Wikipedia)”. Basketball contact comes usually when a player enters the “paint” or lane. It is an area that is close to the basket, and is where most larger players are located. Too much contact will result in a foul. A foul can be both offensive and defensive. A foul results in two free throws if the player is in a shooting motion when fouled, or three free throws if the player is behind the three point line. It has the chance to also result in a one-and-one if the opposing team has seven or more fouls. If they do not, however, the team will just get the ball out of bounds. In baseball, the contact comes usually at home plate. When a base runner is trying to score, and the catcher has the ball, the base runner has the opportunity to try and run the catcher over, trying to make the catcher lose the ball, and getting to home base. Another contact at home plate is a batter getting hit by a pitch. This results in the batter going to first base. There are also collisions on the field, when two outfielders try and catch the same