Braves Baseball Summer Camps - 2019

 

The Braves Baseball Summer Camps will be held at the following locations/dates:

June 3-7: The Weber School, Atlanta

June 10-14: Fullers Park, Marietta

June 17-21: McIntosh High School, Peachtree City

June 24-28: Frankie Allen Park, Atlanta

July 8-12: The Walker School, Marietta

July 15-19: Mount Paran School, Kennesaw

July 22-26: Mount Pisgah School, John's Creek

Camps are for ages 5-13 and include Full Instruction, Full Braves Camp Uniform, VIP Tour of SunTrust Park, Meet & Greet with Current or Alumni Player. More information available at: www.braves.com/camps.

League Partnerships are available as a league fundraiser. If interested, contact [email protected] or call 404-682-0709.

Fundraise With the Braves


The Atlanta Braves, Major League Baseball, and Little League® are committed to growing the games of baseball and softball among today's youth. For the 2019 season, the Braves are offering the unique opportunity to fundraise for your league by selling tickets. When you fundraise with the Braves, leagues can qualify for the exclusive experience of walking around the warning track during our pregame festivities in front of the home crowd.

MLB Little League Days Contact: Travis Alston | Email | Phone: 404-614-1421

MLB - USA Baseball Announce Hit and Run Baseball initiative - Perfect For Fall Ball



Major League Baseball and USA Baseball announced "Hit and Run Baseball" on Monday, a program supporting modified forms of the game that enable players to develop their skills in a more interactive format while also promoting player health and safety.

Hit and Run Baseball is part of the Play Ball initiative, and it will serve youth leagues, tournament providers and amateur coaches with recommended game formats that can be easily applied at all levels of youth and amateur baseball. Leagues and coaches can also create their own modified rules to best suit their individual league, tournament or team needs.

More on Hit and Run Baseball

Coaches, leagues and administrators can find more information about the Hit and Run program at HitandRunBaseball.com.

"Hit and Run Baseball was created as a teaching tool designed to remind baseball participants that playing our game does not require a one-size-fits-all approach," said MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred. "There are many different ways to structure practice, games and tournaments so that players get the most out of their experiences, particularly through crisp pace of play while also limiting pitch count burdens on pitchers."

The main tenets of the Hit and Run Baseball program are:

• Quicker pace-of-play with more game action by reducing the number of pitches per at-bat, increasing the frequency of balls-in-play, and giving teams bonuses for hitting certain pace-of-play goals.

• More engagement with youth players by introducing more diverse game situations, giving players the opportunity to play different defensive positions and providing more opportunities to participate defensively.

• Improved player health and safety by limiting pitch counts, particularly among the youngest age groups.

• More teaching opportunities for coaches to provide immediate feedback to players.

Pilots of the Hit and Run Baseball program have resulted in games being played in a shorter time frame with more plate appearances, more balls in play and pitchers throwing fewer pitches.

"The importance of fun and actionable forms of game modification was identified early on in our strategic plan for growing our sport," said Rick Riccobono, USA Baseball's Chief Development Officer. "By creating this platform, we aim to make baseball available to a wider audience of participants by normalizing alternative methods of gameplay and further energizing the experience within the game."

Hit and Run Baseball Game Formats

Hit and Run Baseball offers a number of rule changes to create a more engaging game. These game modifications offer a variety of new and exciting ways to play baseball, while promoting a faster paced, development-based gameplay experience. Learn more about the Hit and Run Baseball suggested modifications in each recommended area, and their benefits for youth players.

Little League Works with MLB Clubs to Host Little League Days Nationwide




As part of the growing partnership by Little League and MLB that is focused on fostering interest and encouraging participation in youth-centered baseball and softball activities, and continued efforts by MLB clubs around the nation, "Little League Days" will provide opportunities for local youth baseball and softball players to experience a professional baseball game at a ballpark near them.

While each club's Little League Days are set to be unique, many will provide discounted tickets for Little Leaguers, the opportunity to use tickets as fundraisers, and will provide the Little Leaguers the opportunity for a special on-field experience. For more information on 2018 MLB Little League Days, and to find an event near you, visit MLB.com/LittleLeague.

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