So you think you have what it takes to be a pro baseball player? If so, you’ll find a lot of helpful information on this site that will help guide you through the process of pursuing a career in professional baseball.
I created this site for guys just like me who feel they have the talent to play professional baseball, but just aren’t sure how to get started. You may never make it to the big leagues, but if you have the talent, time, and will power, you can play professionally. You just have to believe in yourself, and know that you can make it!
I did get my chance to play professional baseball. I signed with the Florida Marlins in January of 2003. After being released near the end of spring training, I was signed by the Long Island Ducks of the Atlantic League, and then traded to the Berkshire Black Bears (now the New Haven Cutters) of the Northeast League. I then played for the Edinburg Roadrunners and Coastal Bend Aviators of the Central League before. It was a great experience, and one I'll never forget. You can read more about my story by clicking on "About Us."
Many players are unaware that there are many professional baseball leagues throughout the United States, and they're always looking for talent. In addition to U.S. leagues, there are several world leagues. Several players in the big leagues have played in these leagues, and many of them use these leagues to get back into the big leagues.
Play Professional Baseball in 2008
This site is dedicated to bringing its members the most up to date pro baseball tryout information available. As a members, you'll gain immediate access to all pro baseball tryouts being held throughout the nation. As new tryouts become available, members of this site are notified via e-mail. If you'd like to gain immediate access to pro baseball tryouts being held throughout the United States, please join our site by click "Join."
There are literally dozens of pro baseball tryouts held throughout the United States each year. There are a total of seven (7) professional baseball leagues currently operating in the United States. Each of these leagues have both individual, and league-wide tryouts throughout the year.
In addition to tryouts put on by these leagues, there are independent scouting agencies who conduct pro baseball tryouts to find talent for both domestic and foreign leagues.
Bottom line is, if you want to be the first to know when and where these tryouts occur, you need to join this site. We'll tell you when, where, and everything else you need to know about any and all tryouts being held in the United States.
Join the thousands who have become members of this site. For some of you, it'll be the best $10 you ever spent! There are three ways to join, so there's not excuse for you not to become a member. If you're serious about playing pro baseball, then join this site today. You'll be glad you did!
Arizona Winter League 2009
(Dublin, CA. July 11, 2008) The Arizona Winter League (AWL), a professional instructional baseball league is set to play its third season in the southwest, once again headquartered in Yuma, Arizona, from January 26th to March 1st of 2009. The six team developmental league will be administered by the independent professional Golden Baseball League (GBL) and will be staffed with instructors and managers from the GBL summer season that has resulted in over 70 GBL players signing with major league organizations over the last three seasons. In addition, instructors and coaches representing most of the major independent leagues, foreign leagues, and major league organizations will also be working with the players.
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