Wilson A2K or A2000 Custom Gloves

OVER 90 GLOVE PATTERNS AVAILABLEFIND YOURS Wilson’s Baseball Glove Customizer allows you to create your very own custom baseball glove or custom softball glove. Sort by position to select the perfect custom baseball or softball glove for your spot on the diamond. Choose from our full selection of custom A2K or custom A2000 ball glove patterns, then use our baseball glove customizer to create the glove of your dreams. […]
Exogun Dreampro Review for Baseball Players

So, I’ve been waiting until I was able to use the Exogun Dreampro massage gun before writing up, what I would have called, a fake review. I must have received the Exogun in early 2022, but my baseball season didn’t start until June. Furthermore, it wasn’t until mid-August when I felt the need to actually […]
UNDERSTAND BASEBALL WITH SIMUALTION

An accurate analysis of baseball is complicated by the reality that so many factors are at play and that many players can influence the game. For example, we can’t quantify a player’s contribution to the offense since scoring runs are a collective effort. The analysis is also restricted by sample size, which makes the decisions […]
KT Tape Baseball Use & Memorial Day Sale

Memorial Day Sale. Buy 5 KT Tape products and get 30% Off How many of you amateur baseball & softball players out there injury themselves in the course of a season? If you’re like me, aches and pains are a natural part of the sport at our age! Have you ever sprained an ankle rounding […]
Wilson Memorial Day Sale

This Memorial Day Weekend, your friends at Wilson Sports are providing a 40% off sale on men’s and women’s sportswear! Sale ends on May 31st! Get Up To 40% Off Sportswear Collections at Wilson this Memorial Day! So save now on tops, jackets, shorts sweats and more this weekend. For our Baseball Fans… Seeing this […]
Five Baseball Documentaries That Are Worth a Watch
Baseball is often referred to as America’s Favorite Pastime, and for good reason. Major League Baseball is one of the biggest sports organizations in the country, being worth an upward of a billion dollars. The game is one of the most popular when it comes to streaming and attendance, and baseball players are some of […]
In Scoring Position: 40 Years of a Baseball Love Affair

“In Scoring Position: 40 Years of a Baseball Love Affair” is a new book being released this week by Bob Ryan and Bill Chuck. Here is the official PR abstract for the book: A love letter to the game of baseball from one of America’s foremost scribes. Bob Ryan has scored every baseball game he’s […]
Top Auto Accessories Gifts for the Baseball Fan
You can’t beat the thrill that comes from watching a great baseball game. But for most fans, sliding into home means pulling into the driveway. But that doesn’t mean you can’t show off your love for America’s Pastime at home or in the car. All you need is a few officially licensed MLB or NCAA […]
3 Great Baseball Movies You Much Watch
Sports is of the theme and plot of popular movies. Showing the characters love for the sport, team spirits and the ups and downs. Baseball is no exception; we have seen the sport portrayed in famous movies dating all the way back to the 40s’ and 50s’. Here are 3 examples of good movies about […]
The 7 Best Baseball Books of All Time

Baseball is the heart of the American spirit, it is a childhood memory for most Americans, and since televised; has become a worldwide sensation. Major League Baseball stars like Babe Ruth have gone on to become characters who stood the test of time in history, and it seems that thousands of baseball books are out […]
Extended Cyber Weekend Sale for Wilson, DeMarini, Louisville Slugger & EvoShield
**This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.** All active deals are valid NOW through Monday, November 30th! Up to 35% Off Select Wilson Baseball Gloves Here are some of the Wilson gloves that are on sale: Up to 45% Off Select DeMarini […]
EvoShield, DeMarini & Louisville Slugger’s Annual Gear Day Flash Sale: Today Only!
**This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.** Calling all baseball players and fans! Today is Wilson’s annual Gear Day flash sale with 60% off select Louisville Slugger, EvoShield and DeMarini protective gear, bags and apparel. This sale rivals their Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale so encourage your readers […]
DeMarini & Louisville Slugger 1 Day Only 50% Off Bat Sale!
This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. Today only, Wednesday, October 28th, 2020 is Wilson’s annual Bat Day flash sale that will offer 50% off select Louisville Slugger and DeMarini bats. Today only, save 50% off select Louisville Slugger bats And … […]
The Ultimate Red Sox “Mash-Up” For Kids

NEW YORK (Sept. 22, 2020) — The Best Ever Brief History of the Boston Red Sox is biographical and autobiographical, historical and humorous, educational and packed with images of baseball cards and online video references—with all roads leading back to one incredible baseball team, the Boston Red Sox. Written for ages 6-12 (and for nostalgic […]
Louisville Chugger Product Review from our friends @ Groovy Groomsmen Gifts

The image below are examples of what the mugs can look like with different wood finishes T text colors. I’ve used mine off and on again & love it! For more information on this product and 44 others for the baseball fans in your left, check out their page, “45 Best Gifts for Baseball Fans“. […]
Best Selling Demarini Bats

When you are looking to buy a new baseball bat from any site, you are likely to be bombarded by all sorts of bats to choose from. While this is good because you have a large pool to select from, it poses a problem in the sense that it can be very difficult to decide […]
Sports Book Reviews

This is the time of year for sports book giving and getting. Below are top choices from your favorite critic THE PATS by Glenn Stout and Richard A. Johnson (HoughtonMifflin $35.00, 365 pages) gets my vote for the best sports book of 2018. Detailed, carefully crafted, filled with fun, facts, passion, timeless and fabulous photographs […]
Pro Maple Composite Wood Hybrid L180 Bat by AXE: A Review

This year I used the L180 Pro Maple Composite wood AXE bat in my league’s wood bat games (a third of our games – hopefully more in 2019). In previous years I have used a Mattingly V-grip Ash and Maple bats, and Akadema Ash and even a ProXR ergonomic bat that also has an axe-like […]
The Greatest Baseball Team –Ever

There is always the debate among baseball aficionados, experts, fans – -what was the greatest baseball team of all time? In my book Five O’Clock Lighting, there is provided for all the definitive answer, the 1927 New York Yankees, hands down. You could look it up: http://frommerbooks.com/five-o-clock-lightning-NEW.html When Yankee owner Colonel Ruppert’s “Rough Riders,” as […]
2017 HyperWhip by Axe Bats, a Review

I was first introduced to Axe bats, if my memory is correct, at the 2014 100 Inning Baseball charity game for ALS (aka Lou Gehrig’s disease) at Adams Field in Quincy, MA. Axe Bats were gracious enough to donate some Hard Maple Composite bats for the game that year. I had never swung an axe […]
Sports Book Reviews

This is the time of year that all kinds of sports books with all kinds of slants appear. For some they are “hot stove reading.” For others, they are part of the annual cycle – spring books. For your information and reading pleasure, herewith some to sample. The New York Yankees Home Run Almanac […]
Remembering Jackie Robinson

He was born in Cairo, Georgia on the last day of January in 1919, and died on October 24, 1972 in Stamford, Connecticut. Robinson attended UCLA, where he won letters in three sports. He was in the Army during World War II and then played briefly in the Negro Leagues when the war ended. He […]
Book Review: Dueling with Kings

Daily fantasy certainly seems to be everywhere. Perhaps not as much as it was two years ago when every other commercial during any sporting event seemed to be for FanDuel or DraftKings—the two behemoths of the Daily Fantasy arena—but it’s still fairly hard to avoid. Journalist Daniel Barbarisi became intrigued by the influx in daily […]
Book Review: You Herd Me

If you have spent any time watching or listening to sports media over the past decade, you are more than likely familiar with Colin Cowherd. The former ESPN radio voice, and current host of The Herd on FS1 and Fox Sports Radio, Cowherd has been a dominant voice in sports media for many years. In […]
Book Review: Every Day I Fight

By the time of his passing, Stuart Scott may have been the most popular and recognizable face at ESPN. And that’s saying something considering the folks they had on staff at the time. Scott was seen by many as the one who made ESPN, SportsCenter and broadcasting in general “hip”, but he was much more […]
Book Review: A Hero All His Life

Mickey Mantle was, to many, a hero. He was the type of person men wanted to be and women dreamed they could be with. Obviously, those feelings were all contrived from what Mantle did on the baseball field, and some other interactions he would have in public. As most are now aware, Mantle’s private life […]
Book Review: Murder at Fenway Park

Murder and baseball? As long as it’s fiction, those are two of my favorite things in one (certainly never OK with actual murder), so this reviewer was expecting to be entertained when he picked up Murder at Fenway Park by Troy Soos. Hailed as “A Mickey Rawlings Baseball Mystery” on the front cover, the work […]
Book Review: I Don’t Care if We Never Get Back

Visit all 30 MLB stadiums. Sounds like a good life goal. In fact, many readers of this blog probably have that goal themselves, or at least know someone who does. Imagine doing that in 30 days. That’s right. Every MLB stadium in 30 days. 30 in 30. Sound reasonable? Well, two recent college grads attempted […]
Book Review: Dealing

Many other books by well-known Northeast Ohio journalist Terry Pluto have been reviewed on this site before and this one is no different in terms of its entertainment value. In Dealing: The Cleveland Indians’ New Ballgame (Inside the Front Office and the Process of Rebuilding a Contender), Pluto takes readers through the steps it took […]
Book Review: The Stark Truth

Who’s the best first baseman ever? Who’s the worst second baseman of all time? What pitcher has a big name, but doesn’t live up to it? Which outfielder is unheralded, but always delivers in the clutch? These are the questions Jayson Stark attempts to answer in his book, The Stark Truth: The Most Overrated and […]