Baseball Playing

The baseballs are made for young (or young at heart!) players to use in recreation play. Designs are printed on high quality, leather-like feel material which is hand-stitched over an official weight rubber core. Their softer feel provides more safety confidence for the beginner, casual or developing player. This set of two baseballs makes for the perfect gift!!

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Instead of You should talk to the player about what he did right followed by what ever error he made mental or physical and then follow up with a positive comment to close it out…commonly referred to as the sandwich technique! Here is something else coaches need to be aware of when it comes to their relationship with their players. Coaches need to be prepared at practice get your stuff done with the players and then on game day kick back call the shots and then let the players have fun and play the game. If players are making mental mistakes then it is back to practice the next day and its the coaches turn to get it going. Game day should be for the players. It goes without saying that coaches need to know their players different personalities and motivate accordingly. Some players need to be pushed harder,they need you to be in their face from time to time, others don’t need much at all to keep them motivated, while some need just encouragement to get the most out of them. I would …

Don Larsen and Yogi Berra - 1956 WS Perfect Game - Autographed Baseballs with 2 Ball Display Case The day was October 8th, 1956. It was Game 5 of the World Series. Don Larsen was on the mound. Yogi Berra was behind the plate. There was no reason to think that history would be made on this day. But on that fateful night, in one of the most unlikely events in baseball history Don Larsen retired each and every one of the 27 batters he would face and recorded the only perfect game in World Series (or post-season) history.

Paul Molitor and Robin Yount - Brew Crew - Autographed Baseballs with 2 Ball Display Case Robin Yount and Paul Molitor were the face of the Brewers franchise for over a decade. Throughout their brilliant careers they combined for 6461 hits, 485 home runs, 1188 doubles, 2713 RBI and 10 All-Star games. Yount and Molitor led the Brewers to their first and only World Series appearance in 1982.