Mickey Baker and his teamates are having a great year, they've already won league titles in basketball and football, and their hopes and expectations for another championship title are high at the start of the baseball season. When a conflict between their coach and one of the team parents threatens the very fiber of the team, they must work together to find a way to win.
When baseball equipment starts disappearing from B.J.'s Little League team, he and his friends form the Sluggers Club to investigate the crime.
Eighth-grader Molly's ability to throw a knuckleball earns her a spot on the baseball team, which not only helps her feel connected to her recently deceased father, who loved baseball, it helps in other aspects of her life, as well.
Ricky's mom tries to help him practice, but Ricky won't make the high-school team unless his neighbor, a washed-up 1978 World Series pitcher, agrees to coach him. The plot contains profanity and violence.
Bob, a big green dinosaur, is asked to join the local baseball team and his hit helps win the first game of the season.
Randy Johnson (Matt Christopher Sports Bio Bookshelf)
by Matt Christopher
A biography of the unusually tall pitcher who became a baseball star for the Seattle Mariners.
Named after the greatest baseball player of all time, eleven-year-old Ruth dreams of becoming a major league baseball player until she overhears her father lamenting the fact that she is a girl
The Ultimate Softball Training and Game Journal (Sports Training & Game, #2)
by The Life Graduate Publishing Group
Although everyone credits him and his superstitions for the Slugger's first winning streak in 108 baseball seasons, eleven-year-old Danny Gurkin believes that his discovery of a secret from the team's past may be the real reason behind the ball club's success.
The One Who Threw from Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo Baseball, #1)
by Gregg Love