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Baseball Leagues
Asked by B.D. from Kansas City
on January 31, 2008
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I was wondering if anyone knows about little boys' baseball leagues. We moved here last summer and were told that we would need to sign up early in the spring to get ...
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- 3&2 baseball is really good!! They play up at K7 and college or close. It is good, fun and not crazy competitive. They put the boys with other boys that they go to s...
- I believe there is a Blue Valley baseball league which would be close to you. There is also a league called 3&2 Baseball that is a really good program. Their fields ...
- B.- I have been checking out 3 & 2 Baseball as well. I think the deadline is April 1st. I believe it is the main league in Johnson County. Hope that helps. Good l...
Kids Baseball
Asked by M.G. from Kansas City
on June 5, 2012
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Has anyone out there had a problem with a coach? My 10 year old plays baseball and his coach is really over the top. When we are winning (which we are currently not)...
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- The Coach is suspended for the rest of the season, so I would leave my son on the team and have him complete his season and then find another team/coach next year. ...
- I would let him stay on only because this coach was suspended. If he were still the coach then I would absolutely pull him. What kind of example has he set for these...
- I wouldnt pull him off the team if the coach has been suspended. Some times parents coaches get too intense and shouldn't coach. Im sure his son is terrified and emba...
Baseball Cards
Asked by G.S. from Lexington
on December 3, 2008
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Okay, so this doesn't have much to do with my children, but I have more of another question. My husband and I have alot of older baseball cards some before 1969 and th...
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- My Husband is an advid card collector and over the years we have had to sell off boxes of extra cards he did not want/need. If you are looking to make money out of t...
- Hi G.! I too have beyond too many baseball/basketball cards that date WAY back. If you find out any thing let me know. I tried ebay and havent had any luck with it......
- Well, I might not help but I saw you were near Lexington and I couldn't resist. I was born there ( I'm now in Memphis ) and my family now lives in Georgetown. Chec...
Baseball for a Child
Asked by M.H. from Atlanta
on March 25, 2009
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Ladies, we just signed my son up for baseball and he just turned 5 in December,and is in Pre K, so I believe most of the boys on the team are older than him. The prob...
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- I would talk to the other parents if you can and see how they feel about this.maybe the coach will give every player as game ball after each game
- M., My husband and I are T-ball coaches for twelve 4 to 6 year old boys and girls. Trust me when I say that it is difficult to make all the kids happy all the time. ...
- I agree with the person who said that the coach shouldn't position it the way he is. OF COURSE all the boys WANT to have a ball from the game. Who wouldn't? But, that ...
Baseball Lessons in Plano
Asked by J.H. from Dallas
on June 2, 2008
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Does anyone have a private baseball instructor in the Plano area that is competent and friendly?
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- Try Extra Innings off of Coit in Plano....they have alot of very excperienced coaches (instructors!! I just checked into this for my 7 yr old daughter that wants to le...
- Check with Plano Sports Association.
- I know there is a baseball instruction place off Midway down in Addison or Dallas....I drive by it all of the time, but don't know the name.
A Question for Baseball Moms..
Asked by K.I. from Los Angeles
on February 5, 2013
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Hi All,
So it's baseball season once again (Yay!) and I was just wondering at what age all you guys put your kids in 'Kid Pitch' baseball (as opposed to T-Ball and Co...
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- We don't have a choice. Kid pitch starts at 7 here. At age 7, there are 2 innings kid pitch, two innings coach pitch. At age 8, it's all kid pitch.
- We don't really have a choice. Our association determines the pitching. In our Association, baseball (not rec league t-ball) starts in the spring of kindergarten wit...
- ooh my!!! Kid Pitch? 3rd grade....I think it was...we had some great kids!!! Now my oldest is in the "majors" as he will be 13 this year!! PLAY BALL!!!
Pony Baseball Vs. Little League Baseball
Asked by J.T. from Los Angeles
on April 26, 2010
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What is the difference between Little League and Pony League? Are the philosophies the same? How is the league run differently?
I have a 6 year old son currently ...
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- I have 2 sons, one is more athletic than the other. so, we have tried both. I MUCH prefer Little league. It is more low key, and casual. the parents are no where n...
- Hello. I live in Whittier and had my son in Pony when he was 5 years old. The league is extremely competitive and they play to teach the kids the 'real' way to play ba...
- Hi there, My son is now eleven and playing in the Bronco division. He has played pony since he was a little guy. My understanding of the difference between pony...
Toddler Baseball/ T Ball
Asked by S.B. from Chicago
on April 7, 2009
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I'm wondering if any of you know of any programs for toddlers for baseball or t ball. My son just turned 3 and LOVES to play baseball. I've heard of "diaper leagues"...
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- I think Winfield Park District has a program, but they have already started, so I don't know if you will be able to sign up for this session. M.
- Hi! Have you looked through your park district or surrounding area park districts?? We live in Woodridge and they offer a T Ball class for 3 year olds. My son actua...
- Check your park district. Through ours, we have All Star Sports that actually does programs in several towns in our area(I live in Villa Park). They do t-ball and socc...
Baseball Cards for a Baby Girl?
Asked by C.L. from Minneapolis
on November 26, 2012
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There is a long background to the question, but the main question is what do you think of a complete set of 2012 baseball cards as a gift for an infant girl? After 9 ...
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- I think it is a wonderful sweet idea. So nice to have a family tradition that also is relevent to her biological family. Why not do it? I also think it is lovel...
- To be honest I'd smile and thank you and think huh? I'm not a sports person though. But I'd personally throw that in a box and give it to my daughter when I came acros...
- I think it is great, especially since it is a family tradition!
Washing Baseball Caps
Asked by L.H. from Pittsburgh
on August 20, 2009
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My daughter dropped her pink baseball cap in our driveway and left it there a few days. It has stains that look like grease. My husband says I can't throw it in the ...
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- I would wash it in the machine. Just shape it and air dry it when it comes out. As far as the stains go, you can get this stuff called Carbona Stain Lifters (I think...
- Hi L., pre-treat the stain with shout gel then wash it in the washer with like colors. The trick with baseball caps is to NOT put them in the dryer! 99% of them wil...
- I'm a fan of the dishwasher! It's the only detergent that got my sweat stains out (not to be gross). But you may want to treat the stains with something first! Good...
