For Those In College Baseball

If you are currently a college baseball player, college baseball coach, or the parent of  a college baseball player then you may have some confusion about the independent professional baseball industry.  Over time, this page will offer you resources to help you:

• understand what independent baseball is
• help you discover independent baseball league tryout information
• help you stay on the “radar” of independent baseball teams if you feel that you (or your player) have been overlooked
• learn what it takes to become a first-year professional baseball player
• learn the new role that parents must accept if their son becomes an independent pro baseball player
• much more

All of the above topics (and more) are covered in a new interview series done with independent baseball experts.  They include managers, general managers, directors of player development, baseball media members, and more.  Be sure to discover exactly what is expected of you BEFORE your next independent league tryout when you visit:

http://www.IndependentBaseballTryouts.net

Also, be sure to join the database which notifies you of tryouts, winter leagues, fall leagues, and other opportunities to get signed by an independent minor league baseball team.  Click this link to get started:

Independent Baseball League Tryouts

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Discover more about the available NFTs specific to affiliated and independent minor league baseball teams and players: Independent Minor League Baseball NFT non-fungible tokens and digital art

Get notified of upcoming independent baseball tryouts from either of these services: first service or the second service. Prospective players can find some helpful resources here

See the list of former / folded independent baseball teams since 1993 and get non-official merchandise featuring those teams: Former Independent Baseball Teams And Merchandise

Do you collect or sell baseball cards and other sports memorabilia? If so, then here are some helpful resources plus where to get independent baseball merchandise from folded teams. Click Here to discover more.