I remember being around eight or nine years old, that would’ve been around 1983-84, just knowing that every day of the summer we were going to be meeting at the local public school gravel diamonds to play sandlot-style baseball. The process of doing this was quite simple; You needed to find a baseball glove to put on your handlebars, grab some tennis balls to put in the spokes of your front tire and a baseball card or two to put in the spokes of your back tires so that your b

We haven’t always been about kids first, it’s been a process, not an experiment, in figuring out what Batter Up Baseball was going to morph into. I guess we can say it started out with what parents want, which is to see their player get better in the least amount of time, while spending the least amount of money. We thought we would accomplish that goal by running kids through skills and drills all day, and then giving them a chance to play a short game at the end of the day