How can I get in a fanasy baseball leage?
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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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The 2007 MLB open tryout scheduel has not been set yet but keep an eye on this website:\nhttp://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/official_info/about_mlb/tryout_faq.jsp\n\nAsked Questions About Open Tryout Camps \n*Note: The Major League Scouting Bureau and Major League teams will conduct tryout camps annually. Information will be posted as the Scouting Bureau and teams confirm their tryout camp schedules. Please check back soon for updated camp listings. \n\nQ. "Who is in charge of your tryout camps?"\nA. Territorial scouts from the Major League Scouting Bureau sponsor the tryouts. They work for Major League Baseball and all 30 major league organizations. \n\nQ. "Are there any age requirements as to who can tryout?"\nA. All players must be at least 16 years old to participate. \n\nQ. "What should I bring to the camp?"\nA. Bring gear that you would practice or play a game in. (Hat, cleats, glove, baseball pants). Bats and balls are provided at the workout. Catchers may want to use their own catching gear. \n\nQ. "Is there any cost involved to tryout?"\nA. The tryouts are free of charge. Transportation costs are those of the participant. \n\nQ. "I'm a center fielder and a pitcher. Can I tryout at both positions?"\nA. No, a participant will be asked to choose their best position. \n\nQ. "Can I go to other MLSB Open Tryout Camps?"\nA. Yes, participants can attend as many of the tryouts as they wish. \n\nQ. "Do I have to register for the camps?"\nA. Registration cards will be passed out prior to the beginning of each camp to identify each participant. \n\nQ. "Who watches the players at these camps?"\nA. All thirty major league baseball organizations are invited to the tryouts. \n\nQ. "If a team is interested in me after seeing the tryout, can they sign me to a professional contract on the spot?"\nA. No, the tryout camp must be finished and the participant cannot sign until he leaves the facility. \n\nGood luck to your friend!
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Get yourself into tournaments.  That should get you started.
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get tapes of your games and have someone who knows what they're doing edit them (your school or a local Jr college or high school's av department would probably help you out) send copies to all of the teams scouting heads all of the info is available online.  \nAlso if you're playing on a team currently have the coach call in favors for you.  If that doesn't work get over to open calls for Arena league teams.  You don't need an invite for those and all of the coaches have NFL experience, you'll get noticed.
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Scouts come and watch games and stuff. If you're talented they'll offer a scholarship. When you get to highschool try out for the team all years and such. That's really the only way.
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well first off, you better be in some sort of sports management or sports law program.  and you better send your resume to every single team at least once.  some mlb teams get close to 1000 apps for every internship
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yes get a cup, you will get a lot of ground balls as a second basemen. A cup  is the way to go.
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Depends if your good enough, if you are young enough try and qualify through various schools.. idid it. and i am still playing semi pro 15 years later when i was first scouted .\n\nBELIEVE IN YOURSELF.
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First raise some money, examples of how:\n\n1) As stupid as it sounds, Carwash\n\n2) Go to a succesful company and tell them or ask them to sponser you with a league\n\n3) Go to a community sprts place like the YMCA and tell them to put you in a public league verses the rest of the YMCA's around your local area
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Contact the Team you want to build it for, or their major league counterparts front office.\nConstruction company
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Well you have to understand what positions you are lacking in and sign some young fresh players that are hitting well, some pitchers would be heilman, lirano, tomko, and lieber. Some batters would be brossard, hanley ramirez, and brad wilkerson is starting to get hot. That or you can wait it out, but if you want to be a competitor i would recomend you start signing!
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Keep practicing and playing as much as you can.\n\nGet in a gym by yourself and shoot from all areas of the court within your range.\n\nWork on your release and use proper form.\n\nConcentrate on every shot from each different angle and spot you are shooting from.\n\nIn a game try to realx and shoot the same way as you do in practice even though there will probably be someone running at you or getting a hand up to bother you.\n\nIn baseball get out on the diamond and have a pitcher or pitchers thow some balls in to you and again concentrate on using good form and technique when swinging the bat.\n\nYou also have to have a good eye and know what pitches to swing at.\n\nYou can't expect to hit pitches that are out of the strike zone with any consistency.\n\nIf you practice and play a lot you will become as good as you possibly can and you should become a fairly good player and be able to enjoy the game.\n\nMost of us will never become pros and remember you have to have a certain amount of natural athletic ability to begin with.\n\nSome people do and some don't so don't feel bad if you are not that great but also just enjoy being the best player you can possibly be if you are on a team at any level.
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Fundementals, fundementals, fundementals. Work on the basics of throwing, catching and swinging the bat consistently. The more you can ingrain those basics in your team, the better they will do and the more success they will have as they move on to future levels of the game.\n\nThere are several coaching links through eteamz.com, including several message boards where you can communicate with other coaches and get ideas. But whatever you do, keep it fun. The odds are you don't have any future major leaguers on your roster, but you do have a good size group of young players who can develop a lifelong love of the game if you teach them while letting them have fun.
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It's too late to sign up for basketball, and baseball hasn't started yet. To sign up for any Yahoo fantasy sport, make sure you have a Yahoo ID and go to fantasysports.yahoo.com. Every sport has its rules. All of them are free, but they have add-ons (like live stats and extended player rankings) that you can buy if you want.\n\nAnyway, you get in a league with other fantasy managers. Everybody drafts a group of real players, and the stats those players pick up during the year are added to your fantasy team's stats. You can trade players with other fantasy managers if you are weak in one area. Good luck!
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3 quick tips\n\n1) Keep simple stats on your 1st 3 games(while they're still "gearing up"). At mid season start complimenting  them individually for bringing up their average, RBIs, cutting down on strike-outs etc. Motivate them to get better!\n\n2)Pizza party or ice cream for a "best effort" game - win or lose!\n\n3) If they are coming out flat after a rough loss, challenge them for just 1 or 2 more hits this week than last...and let the kids help motivate themselves.\n\nIt's all for fun, but winning and being recognized for getting better are great motivators
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Check out www.DiamondDreamsBaseball.com \nIt is a baseball development school with some great baseball links.
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Get to the ballpark about 2 hours before game time and head straight to the front row at the end of either dugout. This is where they go in and out for warmups and will often sign then. I even got Ichiro's that way. Best bet is at spring training though. Everyone signs a lot there, exept the true a-holes.