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Summer Travel League ... Without the Travel
Big League is projecting a record seventy plus Central Ohio teams with opening day set for May 23rd. For those parents and players who want more competition than recreation ball, but don’t want the expense, time commitment, and the fatigue of 50 game schedules typical of travel ball teams, then Big League Summer Travel League is the perfect fit.
How does a parent know when his/her child is receiving the correct information?
Professional training is the key! Owners, Dan Briggs and John Pacella have developed instruction programs based on knowledge derived from their thirty years of experience as players at the professional level (10 Major League Teams). Big League has been instructing kids from ages 9 through college since 1995, so it is not coincidental that over 150 Big League students have competed successfully at the College and Professional level.You can take confidence in knowing that all Big League Instructors deliver the correct information!
Big League adds the powerful Right View Pro video analysis system. Side by side comparison with MLB Stars, email lessons, and photo capture will add depth and clarity to our private and group instruction. Schedule your Right View Pro evaluation with one of our instructors today.
Get ready for Spring
Big League's Batting Cages - mention the web site and recieve a special 2 for 1 token card. Big League has special pricing for teams in need of full facility rentals . Schedule your team for "The Works" today!
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Blast from the past (1976)... Owner John Pacella, was called up from the Mets AA farm club to pitch in the Hall of Fame Game in Cooperstown. In the 2nd inning, he faced the great Henry Aaron John strikes him out on 3 pitches swinging... After the game, team mate Tom Seaver, had the ball sent to Aaron to sign for John’s trophy case The angry, and apparently embarrassed Aaron, refused to sign for the 19 year old Pacella. |
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