Semi-Pro, Sandlot, Industrial league play. Typically 18 to 24 age range, although talented players into their 30's play semi-pro baseball. Players have no fees & some players may receive compensation. Most teams and leagues are NCAA compliant for the college players to participate. Companies or communities typically own each team, some teams have their players contribute to cover expenses. Semi-Pro Leagues offer a high level of play for the professional to work his way back to Independent or Major league play. The leagues offer the college player a high level of talent and exposure to players that have experienced pro ball. American or National League rules ... seldom with any modifications. Without saying...wood bats...after all it is baseball, not beat the leather ball with a metal pipe.
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Mid-Atlantic region will have teams and leagues posted, followed by the Southeast and Northeast...Mid-West, and the West Coast.
Mid-atlantic will include PA, NJ, DE, MD, DC, and VA
Southeast to include NC, SC, GA, And FL
Northeast to include NY, CT, MA, RI, NH, VT, ME, and NB
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| 2012 Spring Training Tour
March 2012
Since 1985 Bob "Goose" Gildea has assembled a prospect team to Florida's Spring Training Camps. Typically, a ten day schedule on both the East and West coast in mid-March. Playing MLB* minor league teams. The Tour offers an opportunity to play some of the best baseball players in the world...and for the aspiring professional player...an incredible experience to find out how you stack up against professional competition. For the eligible player this is an excellent chance to be seen and signed. Interested players should call 302 420 8900. 2012 tour begins March 18. Players are being considered....now. *again this is not an endorsement by MLB
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Former Ironman Todd Louviaux
Grand Slam Sports Complex/Grand Slam USA
GSSC Bluerocks Travel/Showcase Baseball
Penn State Berks Baseball
2009 NEAC Champions,
2009 NCAA Mid Atlantic D3 Tournament
Click on the image to the right for more information about Gram Slam
Players interested in Bluerocks link to:
BLUEROCKS
Click on Bluerocks to link
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