I do not have a highschool diploma but have GED how can i become Perfessional baseball player?
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go to community college with a baseball team, try out. if ur any good they'll take you. then work ur way up though the ranks to the pros. two years there, then a four year college or maybe a minor team would give you a shot. talk to a local minor league team and try to get a try out, or find out when the pros are having a combine. u need to get exposure. my brother plays community college ball and the KC Royals have talked to him about minor league. give it a shot.
875921
Each state has different requirements for public schools. In some states, for example, you must be a certified teacher to be a high school head coach, but the same is not required in order to be an assistant/jv/frosh coach, etc...Some states leave requirements up to the local systems...  Private schools are generally  not bound by requirements  of public schools (at least none that I know of) and may hire at their discretion...Go to your state's high school governing body (for example, in Tennessee that would be the TSSAA - TN Secondary Schools Athletic Association - for the information most relevent for you)...by the way, I was a successful high school hoops coach (and teacher) for nearly a decade, and I may return...terrific fun!
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You have to know a lot.  I want to be a scout too, but it's not easy.\n\nNot only stats and histories, you must know the basics as well.  Sit in the back of the plate, you have to know what kind of the ball movement is wicky, what kind of swing speed is fast and powerful.  You have to know what kind of players have good hand-eye coordination or easy to get hurt.\n\nThe best way is to work with scouts.  Most scouts are old, that means they have a lot of experiences.  Listen to them and they can give you things you can't learn from TV or books.  If you want to develop your own skills, prepare your notebook and start to write done and organize everything you know.  Then, watch more baseball games on TV, see how pitchers deal with different batters.  That's more helpful than sit on the stands.
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im a guy that played baseball all throughtout elementary school and im still playing in high school.
287067
Practicing is very essential in learning how to play baseball... The first thing you should do is watch a few games and get a basic understanding of what the game of baseball is!!! Baseball is an art that can be learned but so few can master... The first thing one would need in learning to play baseball is a Glove and a baseball throw it against a wall let it bounce right back and field it with your glove... As for hitting the baseball go to a neighboorhood batting cage... get on the slow ones and let it rip... In know time you will get the basics and from there you can prosper
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None.  It is rare for college kids to even to straight to the majors.  \n\nHighschool kids that are drafted are place in the minor league system usually rookie ball since the season for the other levels has already started when they come out of highschool.  They then have to move up to the majors through the farm system.  This usually takes several years for the few that make it that far.
873285
Contact your local community college.  Many of them offer free GED preparation and they have academic tutoring available also.  Good luck!
169556
Nope. You only get a "high school" diploma from a high school. You can get a GED on your own.
372209
You need to get experience, usually in the local Little League level or College level.  Then you go to Umpire school, umpire for a number of years in the minors, and if you are good, get promoted to the Major Leagues.
675950
Start with kids and HS.  It will take a long time especially if you have no experience as a player at the higher levels.  If you are interested in sport why not become a referee.
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The easiest place to do it is through yahoo. http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/ is the page where you'd sign up. Just click on the join league link and you'll be directed where to go from there.
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You can try one of three things:\n1. get your GED\n2. get your Eqivalent high schooldiploma\n3. do independent studies\n\nthe best thing to do is talk to your school counciler about all three, they should be able to help you and let you know more about those options.
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The coaches will be looking for fundementals.  Make sure that you do everything the right way and make good throws.  If you need to, overexaggerate things like catching flyballs with two hands, and fielding groundballs in front of you.
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OK there doesn't seem to be a clear answer that I could find on the web on how to do this.  However, the Michigan Dpeartartment of Career Development seems to be the overseeing body for the GED in Michigan.  According to their website you should email heckmana@michigan.gov as a contact person for questions about the GED.  Good luck in obtaining your copy.
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I believe there's an umpire school (sort of like clown college).  Once you graduate from there, then you can apply for jobs at the minor league level and work your way up (exactly like a baseball player).  You might be able to find some info on the MLB website or try searching for the MLB Umpires Union.
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Well hello,\nYour question can be answered in many ways so I will give you the gen. info.\nIf you are looking umpire for a living then you will need at least an AA degree in physical educations the competition fierce at least for the well paying position.\nThe way to start is to stack the deck in your favor, build up your experience volunteer with local PAL, or Youth athletic programs, after school little leagues, they are always hurting for extra help, and it will add greatly to your resume. Also you can find youth summer camps that are strictly geared toward sports, easy to find on the net. Now the thing about volunteering is all the networking with other who are already in the field and can give you more guidance or even mentor you.\n\nSOOOO PLAY BALLL!              \nAll the best,
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Joe Horn went to junior college and look at him.  You could try to contact teams, but it's much easier if you just go where they are already looking for players and that's colleges.  If you have ever had any skills, they probably already have scouting reports on you from High School before you dropped out, but most teams would probably worry that if you couldn't dedicate yourself to school, how will you dedicate yourself to a program?  It's an uphill climb. Good luck.