What is Sluggball and Where Is It Played?

The evolution of sport is upon us, and even Baseball is getting remade in the image of all offense all the time.

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Sluggball is a reimagined version of America's pastime. You might know that pastime better as the sport of Baseball. This new sport - and we use the term loosely - is a beer league, ex player's dream of a 4 on 4 hitting competition that is sure to drive weekend warriors wild. Like Pickleball, Sluggball has the potential to be a huge success.

In a way, Sluggball is a heavy duty version of Wiffleball. In short, all hitting, no running or fielding.

Where are Sluggball Events being played?

Minor league stadiums will play host to the half-day tournament events.

Who will play Sluggball?

Former high school ballplayers, ex-college athletes, and backyard beer league softballers are all in the target market for Sluggball. Players can form teams and sign up to register for Sluggball tournaments.

How much are Sluggball team fees?

Teams of 6-8 players will pay an entry fee of $1,795.00 per team.

Who is behind the Sluggball league?

A collection of Major League Baseball and MLB-adjacent folks who are seeing a growing market for competitive versions of popular American sports. Ruben Amaro, Jr. and Kenny Lofton are notable names that are involved.