Sweet Spot Baseball

05/30/2017

Great article on top prospects in this year's draft. June 12th is right around the corner!

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In the final segment of our Top 500 MLB Draft prospects unveiling, the PG scouting staff lists the top 100 prospects in the country, led by two-way phenom Hunter Greene.

05/30/2017

What did everyone think of the ESPN College Baseball Selection Show today?

Curious to know who you thought the snubs were....

05/26/2017

Check out our newest blog post breaking down the differences between Legion Baseball and AAU BaseballLegion Baseball vs. AAU Baseball http://hubs.ly/H07CPG40

A legion baseball vs. AAU baseball breakdown of the benefits of AAU baseball. AAU baseball is for players trying to get noticed by college baseball coaches.

05/26/2017

Are you good enough? Check out our new blog spot over in the Sweet Spot Dugout!
Ask These 7 Questions To See If You're Good Enough For College Baseball? http://hubs.ly/H07CGg30

Are you ready for college baseball? Ask these 7 questions to get a better idea of where you stand and if you're good enough for college baseball

05/22/2017

Want to know the drills their doing in college and the pros to fix their swings? Check them out in our latest blog post : 3 Hitting Drills to Building a Better Baseball Swing

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Here are 3 baseball hitting drills that are done by college and professional baseball players to improve and maintain their swings.

05/21/2017

Heading to a baseball showcase soon? Check out our How to Get Noticed at a Baseball Showcase blog.

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If you have a college baseball showcase coming up you should read How to Get Noticed at a Baseball Showcase. Enjoy some pro tips and guidance on the process.

05/12/2017

We are holding tryouts for the Sweep Spot Sluggers travel team on May 20-21st. Sign up now at Contact http://hubs.ly/H07tFJZ0

05/12/2017

Check out our first blog post in The Dugout on our website3 Steps to Becoming a College Baseball Player http://hubs.ly/H07tG-90

3 steps to becoming a college baseball player and getting noticed by college coaches and recruiters.