Baseball Articles
46: Creating The Best Little League Team
In building a team, the pioneers of modern baseball discovered patterns which are essential to success on the field. John McGraw always wanted strength down the middle when he managed championship teams for the New York Giants. He wanted topnotch defensive players in center field, at shortstop and second base, and behind the bat. In checking the st
47: Four Major League Ballparks Worth a Special Trip
This park opened in 1992 and pays homage to the early days of baseball. With its graceful wrought iron embellishments and brick facade, Oriole Park set the new standard for modern ballparks and is still considered the best park in the country by purists. Architects incorporated the B&O Railroad warehouse into the design of the park, creating a pede
48: History of the St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Team
The St. Louis Cardinals are a baseball team that has won more World Series Championships that other National League team. They have won ten World Series altogether. Most of this team's success came prior to the coast-to-coast expansion of baseball in the late eighteen hundreds and the early nineteen hundreds.
This team has had four names over
49: How to Bat In Baseball
Take a boy to the ball field and guess what he will pick up for the first time... a glove or a bat? Right. Just about everybody who plays baseball, or who ever thought of playing baseball, loves to bat. Some players have the gift of being "born" hitters; that is, they are blessed with excellent eyesight, quick reflexes, strong wrists and husky shou
50: How to Beat a Fastball Pitcher at Their Own Game
The pitcher is well known for his fastball. Your ace hitters are either knocking it foul or whiffing it altogether. There is a secret to beating a hard fastball Pitcher.
Fastball Pitchers are accustomed to having their way at the plate. Very little unravels their poise. They know their job and they know it well. Throw hard and throw strikes.
51: How To Choose A Great Baseball Bat
Perhaps the most important aspect of baseball is to have a bat that suits your needs. A bat's weight, length, and material can all have a positive or negative affect on a batter's swing. Consider every option when choosing a baseball bat for yourself.
Bats come in all shapes and sizes. Wooden bats are often popular with major leaguers, but some
52: How To Choose The Right Discounted Baseball Bats
Whether you want a traditional wood baseball bat or a new, high-tech metal bat, there is a wide selection of discount baseball bats available. A baseball bat is a vital piece of equipment and its quality can greatly impact a player's performance, so it is no surprise that many people are willing to pay a premium. Luckily, you can get a high-tech, t
53: How To Coach Little League Baseball
There are several aids which can be helpful in the training of your baseball team.
Sliding Area.
The time to teach sliding is when a boy begins to play baseball. He is closer to the ground and eager to learn. Let the grass grow 6 or 8 inches high in foul territory at the end of a bullpen or outside the outfield fence. This is all the cushion
54: How to Provide Good Leadership in Baseball
These ideas are for managers, coaches, players, and parents. While this is written primarily for the beginner in baseball - the Little Leaguer - the reader will discover that the same fundamentals work in all branches of baseball. The right way to execute a play and the right attitude get the same results in the major leagues as in the Little Leagu
55: Infield Grounder Drills For Baseball And Softball Players
It's true, practice does make perfect. However, sometime practice gets dull, and predictable. Even coaches get board doing the same thing over and over. My suggestion, look for new drills to do, or coaches, get creative and make up your own. If you are not the creative type, then I have two drills that might help your infield out, and save you
56: My Top Ten Favorite Baseball Teams
Here is a list of my favorite baseball teams that I have liked throughout the years.
10. Chicago White Sox: This team has always been intriguing. With the history of throwing the 1918 game to their current times of recently winning the World Series. Ozzie Guillen is always funny because he's constantly finding things to say to offend or get hims
57: Origin and Early History of Baseball Explained
Henry Chadwick, called the father of baseball, its first writer and the inventor of the box score, claimed that American baseball was positively descended from the British game of rounders, which became "town ball" in this country, then baseball. He was an eyewitness to the evolution, having seen rounders played as a boy in England, and rounders, t
58: Outthinking the Batter When Pitching In Baseball
A boy may have a strong arm and know all the mechanics of pitching, but if he doesn't think about the hitter's weaknesses and strengths, he'll become nothing more than a "thrower" and will not help his team much.
A pitcher, even more than a catcher or manager, will know which of his deliveries the batter can or cannot hit. That is, if he studies
59: Say it Ain t So Barry but Deep Down We All Knew This Day Would Come
Back in 2001 in the spring and summer I worked a project that took me all over Northern California. Coming back home for the weekend the wife and I would often stop at the Cattleman's Restaurant in Livermore. We liked it because the atmosphere was cowboy and the food good and plentiful and there really aren't any steak houses in vegan Santa Cruz.
60: Secrets of Baseball Training Gloves
Baseball training mitts and gloves are not new. Their basic shape and design replicate the gloves used by the early Players of the game. When padded gloves made their appearance after world war II, utilizing two hands was the only way to gain ball control.
These padded shells did not offer much if any pocket by witch to trap the ball using the
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