how can i get in contact with a mlb scout in dadecounty about a prospect?
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So How Old Is Your Perfect Son?
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http://barrybonds.mlb.com/players/bonds_barry/contact.html that is all i found, it is on his "official site"
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Well why not try calling DirectTV and ask them about the person you are looking for, given that you at least know there first/last name.
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Have you registered with the NCAA database? Also have you tried emailing the coaches at the colleges you are interested in? It may or may not be so late. I am not sure how far they start looking for baseball. If anything, if you have newspaper clips or articles about you and your playing ability, you might want to photocopy or find the links to send to the coaches to catch their attention after registering with the database.
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Try www.burnlounge.com/mlbliss
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Check @ Baseball America.com  They might have someone with the records. \n\nThey focus on minor league, collegiate, and high school baseball.
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call them and ask for a job with them\n\nGeneral Questions & Comments: please contact info@dewactionsportstour.com, or call 1-866-DEW-TOUR \n\n:> peace
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Under Philadelphia Philles put: c/o:(name of player)\nIt could be a while before he gets this though as Spring Training is about to start.  If you got the address where the Phillies have Spring Training you could do the same thing. The letter will go to the clubhouse manager and then distributed to the player.\n\nWrite the Phillies:\nPhiladelphia Phillies\nOne Citizens Bank Way\nCitizens Bank Ballpark\nPhiladelphia, PA 19148
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baseballmaster95@yahoo.com
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You have to be invited, thus the name "Select"\n\nThere are some larger leagues that hold tryout for teams that may need a player or two.\n\nIf you know a coach that has a Select team, I would contact him or her.\n\nYou might also try Baseball USA, they might know of someone looking for a player.
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http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/b1/117770\n\nhere it is
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http://tampabay.devilrays.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/team/roster_40man.jsp?c_id=tb
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I couldn't find a definitive answer, but did find contact info for Seekonk Youth Baseball.\nSeekonk Youth Baseball\n(508) 761-6678 \n50 Water Ln \nSeekonk, MA 02771\n\nAnd the Seekonk Little League site is:\nhttp://eteamz.active.com/SEEKONKLL/\n\nI hope you find what you're looking for!
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http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/official_info/about_mlb/tryout_us.jsp
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The best ways to get into MLB if you do not come from one of the few scouted high schools in the country are ... \n\nPlay baseball for a college team that gets scouted. Just research what college teams current MLB players came from and see what it will take for you to get on one of those teams. \n\nMLB teams have tryout camps at the start of the season. This is a very big longsot at best. Few are ever signed and those who are often get released before they can get off the bus at the minor leage level. \n\nAnother way to get noticed is to play for an independent league. Especially for a team that has ex-MLB players trying to make it back. Scouts may notice you while they are scouting the ex-MLB player. \n\nMLB has tryout camps in places like the Dominican republic. You might possibly be able to get into one of those camps. \n\nJapan is always hungry for forign talent that can help. You might have to play in Taiwan for a year or two first to get noticed by Japan. Still it might be worth a try. \n\nBlackmail a scout into taking a look at you :) Just kidding on this one. Though if you have films of you playing, the right presentation, you might be able to talk a scout into looking at you if you are persistant enough. \n\nMost importantly dont' give up. If you really want to play you can make it happen. Mike Piazza a certain hall of famer was signed purely as a favor. The system is weighted heavily towards height and who looks like a baseball player today. Still exceptions happen. Brian Giles and Edgar Martinez are proof that the physical profile concept is a waste of time and excludes many of the best potential prospects in the game. Both of them almost did not make the majors because they did not fit the profile yet turned out to be big stars when they finaly did get to play.
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Contact the office of the team that you are looking to hook up with and tell them you are interested in trying out.  Most teams have a couple open tryouts during a scheduled time in the offseason.  Find out when that is, and show up.  Worked for me.
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contact nascar and apply