04-11-2018, 11:59 PM
It's a pretty loose definition of a league since it's 4 year olds. It's just a way for a big group of like-minded 4 year old kids and parents to organize, split into even teams and get together on a weekly basis for a game. It might also be a technical requirement to reserve the ball field.
The youth size bat is 12 bucks. No biggie. Yeah he could share a bat at the game, but that means he'll pretty much touch the bat for what 10 minutes a week? Haha. Spend 12 bucks and he could play with it in the backyard.
It's all the protective stuff that baffles me since it's 4 year old T Ball. It might be a requirement of the ball field organization. Not sure.
It's funny shopping for a cup for a 4 year old. "It protects your little wee-wee!" He barely has enough strength to wear the glove. The helmet is almost the same width as his shoulders. And I had no idea what a sternum shirt was. I'm on the fence over the cleats. I'm gonna get him another pair of shoes anyway so he doesn't trash his "nice" school sneakers with dirt and mud.
The youth size bat is 12 bucks. No biggie. Yeah he could share a bat at the game, but that means he'll pretty much touch the bat for what 10 minutes a week? Haha. Spend 12 bucks and he could play with it in the backyard.
It's all the protective stuff that baffles me since it's 4 year old T Ball. It might be a requirement of the ball field organization. Not sure.
It's funny shopping for a cup for a 4 year old. "It protects your little wee-wee!" He barely has enough strength to wear the glove. The helmet is almost the same width as his shoulders. And I had no idea what a sternum shirt was. I'm on the fence over the cleats. I'm gonna get him another pair of shoes anyway so he doesn't trash his "nice" school sneakers with dirt and mud.