JEL I couldn't get this site to fully load, but got enough of it to say; WHAT?????? http://grandslamtournaments.com/asa-baseball.cfm
BretMan ...and, according to the website, it's played using NFHS rules (with a handful of local modifications). Wonder which sanctioning body approves the umpires?
scottk_61 Originally posted by JEL I couldn't get this site to fully load, but got enough of it to say; WHAT?????? http://grandslamtournaments.com/asa-baseball.cfm I have heard of it being tossed around for a couple of years. I think it was first in Orlando at the National Council meeting.
IRISHMAFIA Originally posted by scottk_61 Originally posted by JEL I couldn't get this site to fully load, but got enough of it to say; WHAT?????? http://grandslamtournaments.com/asa-baseball.cfm I have heard of it being tossed around for a couple of years. I think it was first in Orlando at the National Council meeting. Please note that the rules are that of the Grand Slam Tournament, not ASA. ASA is merely offering the advantages of registration to the teams (insurance, etc.) so far. I'm sure this will eventually move forward to include more options.
bkbjones I thought I might mention that apparently NSA is doing something similar. I really haven't paid much attention to it, but on the local NSA website it does talk about their baseball program (I think it is BPA or something like that).