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I would love to see it be unlimited HR's, hard balls, but either wood or singlewall bats. I'd like to see composite bats go away, but I know that will never happen.

The Rawlings Beltre has a big hand stall.

I 100% agree with this. Even using my 11.25 in LF I haven't had a play where I thought that.

I use a 11.25. 3B/SS. Rawlings PRO217DM

Thanks! For being a 11.25, it has a really good pocket for softball if you play TIP.

This is it. No bag, no bat, no cleats, I usually just wear a pair of running shoes and show up with my glove nowadays. I play with a good group of guys that lets anyone swing any bat in the dugout. I used to carry it all, but I stopped playing t'ment ball and only play league now. So after the...

Sold off all of my other gloves and am now just down to this one. I play 3B, SS, and LF. And yes, I do use this in LF. Rawlings HoH Pro-Mesh PRO217DM

I noticed in this past year women's college world series a lot more smaller gloves than in the past. I felt there were quite a few IF using Wilson A2000 I-Web baseball gloves and playing TIP too.

It's all about comfort and everyone is going to be different. I prefer a smaller glove, just for feel and comfort. I grew up an infielder and have always had smaller gloves and have tried the bigger gloves when I started playing softball 7 years ago. The bigger gloves never felt right for me. I...

It took me about 3-4 years (avg of 3 seasons per year) to get a somewhat reliable set of guys. Even then it's a pain in the butt. This past season I decided I was done after 7 years. It became too much. Babysitting guys to make sure they showed up, guys not paying fees yet showing up with a...

I never much paid attention glove weight (and still don't for the most part) until I got a Rawlings Pro Mesh PRO217DM. I was using a PP then used the Pro Mesh and was amazed how much of a difference I noticed in weight between the two. Not saying though it makes a difference for me, cause all I...

I really can't say much about flipping it. However I do have this glove and if you play TIP, it actually has an extremely nice pocket for softball and extremely light if you have any thoughts about buying and using it.

On the team I manage (league, no sponsors) I just ask players to wear anything with a # on it. So we have a mix of everyone wearing something different. I try to keep things as cheap as possible for my players.

First - Miken NRG 600 Longest - Mizuno Frenzy RB ASA Most - Easton SCX3 (OG Extended) Last - Worth JHMAY120 As of now, I'm at 25 different model bats I've homered with.

I always front the money for league fees. It's hit and miss every season. I carry 11 players who play, and 3-4 guys who are subs who do not pay but only play when I'm short. Of my 11 main guys, about 7 pay the first or second week. The rest will pay whenever they can get the money, or sometimes...

I've been seriously debating quitting all together after this season. I'm 33, been playing since 07, quit playing tourney ball about 4 years ago and am thinking about hanging it up for good. When it's at the point now where pitchers and IF's have to wear masks and protective gear all the time...

To me, the only noticeable difference is they are not as forgiving. Meaning, if you square it up, it feels the same as the old balls and it will go just as far/hard. When you don't get it flush is when I notice the difference between the older balls.

One of my leagues "tries" to police it, one doesn't care at all. The one that tries also has nothing to do with tourney ball, only within the league. It's only D and E (Men's and Coed), and if you are on the roster on a D team (men's or coed), you cannot play on an E team (men's or coed) and...

I live in Tucson, AZ, and for the most part there are two leagues to play in, city league (ASA) and a place called Sportspark (6 field complex ran by a private party, they have there own set of rules, nothing assoc specific). I started in 2007 in city league and I would say total (men's and...

Whatever you're comfortable with. I play SS/3B and use an 11.5 inch Modified Trap (JJ Hardy model Pro Pref) and it does the job just fine.