Does anyone know what the maxium size for a little league baseball glove is.?
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The catcher must wear a catcher's mitt. There is no size restriction.\n\n"Each fielder, other than the first baseman and the catcher may wear a glove not more than 12 inches long nor more than 7-3/4 inches wide, measured from the base of the thumb crotch to the outer edge of the glove." (1.14)\n\nThe first baseman's glove may be up to 8 inches wide.
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Bat\n13 inch glove\nshorts\nshirt\nsliding pants\nvisor\na softball\ncleats\nhelmet\nbatting gloves\nand i think ur good to go
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46'.  See the attached link for field layout.\n\nhttp://www.prm.nau.edu/prm423/little_league_field.htm
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It is by Majestic it is a windbreaker that players use during warm ups, however I can not find it for sale on MLB or Majestic.
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Try the mlb.com site store.  Or a sporting goods store if u arein southern california
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You're gonna definitley wanna buy a re-lacing kit. You can get them at any sports store. It'll save your fingers, teeth, and any other projectile you're gonna try to use to weave the thick leather lacing through the impossibly tight holes.\n\nOther than that advice, it really depends on the glove. What I'd suggest is trying to find a really good picture or someone who has the same glove; to see where exactly the lacings go.\n\nAnother hint: To keep the laces from ALWAYS coming untied, wet them before tying them off. Wet leather expands and when it dries, the knot will tighten so it'll stay together longer.
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You won't find it on a little league website.   The rules are listed in the "official regulations and Playing Rules handbook.     Tourneyment rules are in the back of the book.     In general only team managers have the official book.     LL probably doesn't want to have parents challenging umpires quoting the rulebook.\nAs a team manager, I agree that parents don't need the book.   No one wants people hollering out .. "what about rule 9.03 section b".       If you have a specific question, just ask any manager and they should try to help unless you are just being a pain in the butt.\n\nI am in NY so I don't know about KY rules.     Sometimes there are different rules in effect locally.    For example we offer Williamsport and local allstar tourneyments.    The rules may be different on pitching or player substitution depending upon the tourneyment.  \n\nYou can find an 'unofficial' rulesbook at \nhttp://www.theiowan.com/baseball/Diablos/MiscAndOther/Little%20League%20Baseball%20Rules.htm \n\nIs there a specific rule you need?
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Believe it or not (I work in a baseball pro shop), a glove that you are most comfortable with. Outfielder's usually have longer gloves than infielders do. A good outfield glove for someone your size should be around 12 to 13 inches.
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According to Little League International:\n\nWhen a local Little League applies for and receives approval for the annual charter, Little League Baseball provides the league with two rule books for each team in the league, plus an Operating Manual, at no charge. This means Little League provides more than 400,000 of these publications at no cost to the leagues. However, there may be a need for extra copies to be purchased. \n\nRule books and the Operating Manual are copyrighted publications of Little League Baseball, Incorporated. They are only available for purchase (phone or mail order) from Little League by District Administrators, Assistant District Administrators and other District Staff members, and members of the local Little League board of directors. They may also be purchased in person by those district or local Little League personnel attending functions at one of the headquarters offices of Little League Baseball. \n\nIf a person other than those mentioned above wishes to obtain a copy of a rule book or Operating Manual, he/she must obtain one through the local Little League board of directors or a member of the District Staff.\n\nContact your regional headquarters if you have any other questions about obtaining rule books or other copyrighted publications.
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USE THE DANG GLOVE...oil it up, put a ball in it, rubber band it.  Those are all goood things to do, but how is the glove going to mold to your hand if its never been on your hand?\nOil it once, let it sit with the ball in it.  Put the ball in the webbing of the glove and wrap the finger part, pinky, into the thumb.  Rubber band it and let it dry.  Then go play catch.\nAfter about 2-5 days of this the glove will be set to play with.
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go to www.mlb.com\nit was 100wins and 62losses
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http://shop.mlb.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1866957&cp=1452341
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Perhaps http://www.littleleague.org/index.asp could help.
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It's a 12.5 inch baseball/softball fielding glove by the Spauding Sporting Goods Company.
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TPX makes a good bat, and wilson makes a good glove.....a lot of gloves are made for certain positions also, if you didn't already know that.....do a little online research and find out what the pros use and i'd say that's a safe bet...
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look here.. http://www.sportsknowhow.com/softball/dimension/softball-field-dimensions.html
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Try Reyes gloves 14 0z for punching power...or Everlast 16oz gloves for more technical skill boxing