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New York Yankees Manager Joe Girardi Is Proud of His Little League Roots
Graduate Reminds What Little League Is About
Author: Chris Downs
New York Yankee Manager and former Major Leaguer talks about his experiences in Little League Baseball. Joe also talks about being a Major League ball player and manager.
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A Magic Route to the Magic Ratio
Author: David Jacobson
The Magic Ratio is a way to get the most out of young athletes. This article will show you ways to acheive this through positive feedback. Young athletes better accept constructive criticism throurgh this technique.
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The Experts Speak
Overuse Injuires
Author: Dr. James Andrews and Dr. Glenn Fleisig
During the 2007 Little League International Congress in Houston, Texas, Dr. James Andrews and Dr. Glenn Fleisig made an hour-long presentation that addressed pitching injuries, pitching mechanics and recommendations for future concerns surrounding overuse pitching injuries.
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Tim Corbin, Former Head Coach of USA Baseball National Team, Says Little League Sets the Right Example
Author: Chris Downs
From his childhood, playing Little League in New Hampshire, to his tenure has head coach at Vanderbilt University, and as head coach of the 2006 USA Baseball National Team, Tim Corbin has remained steadfast in his belief that to learn the fundamentals of baseball you must keep the game fun.
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Here’s the Pitch: Little League Volunteers Ask for Clarification of What Constitutes a Countable Pitch
Author: Chris Downs
Entering the 2007 Little League Baseball season, managers and coaches had some questions about the Little League Pitch Count. In its continuing effort to inform and educate its volunteers, a series of questions were addressed by Little League International's Director of Operations, Nick Caringi.
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