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"If you build it they will come"
Welcome
MLBy is a concept competitive youth baseball league. The league was designed to be sponsored by Major League Baseball and work in conjunction with Little League Baseball. ​
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MLBy is catered to the most dedicated and talented players in the country. The league hosts camps and clinics, featuring MLB and MiLB players as special guests. The league offers full stat tracking, league leaders, yearly awards, All-Star weekend, a scouting pipeline, and much more...
MLBy provides an alternative to travel baseball that is accessible to all families, who have a driven and dedicated player, regardless of socioeconomic background.
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The league proudly promotes diversity and rewards all players based on merit, effort, and attitude. MLBy is filled with dedicated and driven players who push themselves to meet their full potential. These select players have the opportunity to experience a fully immersive, dynamic, and recorded baseball career.
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The league was designed for long and flexible seasons. Using an Inactive List alongside a robust Free Agent roster, players and families have more flexibility than ever!
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The inaugural season will kick off a 13U league, with a minimum age of 12. Each season new leagues will be added and after a 5-year rollout the league will consist of 3 primary sub-leagues: 13U, 15U, and 17U.​
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Following the initial season leagues across the country will roll-out, using MLBy San Gabriel Valley as the template.
What are the obstacles?
Over 70% of kids stop playing organized youth sports by the age of 13.
The average annual travel ball player pays $2,178 per year. This does not include uniforms or any ancillary fees.
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Quality and Cost of Training ​​​
On average families have 8-10 overnight stays during a travel ball season and spend countless hours on the road.
Players Jumping
from
Team to Team
Accountability: Player
disciplinary
issues
Development
(skill & character)
often not the top priority.
"It's not fun anymore"
on average, families can spend upwards of $3,700 annually on travel baseball?
