A coach not in the team's uniform has what restriction during the game?

A coach not in the team's uniform is typically required to remain in the dugout during the game. This rule is designed to maintain order and ensure that all personnel on the field are identifiable as part of the team. Coaches in uniform are recognized as official team representatives and have the authority to make decisions and communicate with players during the game. However, those not in uniform do not possess the same standing and therefore are restricted from moving onto the field, to prevent any disruptions or confusion. This helps maintain the integrity of the game and ensures that all coaching and communication occurs in a designated area.