Los Angeles fan of baseball: need your help

[crystalagune]

Hello,

we are a French couple to 27 years living in Tahiti.

We will stop for four days in Los Angeles from January 23 to 27.

Steve (my futur husband!) told me that he would like learn to shoot some balls in baseball when we watch American movies.
And yes, in France it is not very developed and not exist in Tahiti at all!

And America is the land of baseball, so I send you my request.

Would you teach him the bases of the sport, and make him shoot a few balls?
Possibly, if you have a training (from beginner lol!)
In the afternoon, we might be able to join us there?
Or come in the morning, and watch a match in the afternoon?
Perhaps a student or two, or someone whoknow a little baseball is OK to pass on some of his passion?

That would be really great experience.

See you soon!

[crystalagune]

I've seen that 18 people look this message, but 0 answer!
Is there anybody who kow baseball in LA?
We don't need a professional, just someone who like baseball and could explain us!
Thanks from Papeete!

[crzblue]

You could go to a batting cage.
Emma
http://crzblue.mlblogs.com

[Blue387]

I've seen that 18 people look this message, but 0 answer!
Is there anybody who kow baseball in LA?
We don't need a professional, just someone who like baseball and could explain us!
Thanks from Papeete!

If you would like to read more, Zack Hample lives in New York and has an excellent book on baseball.


Dodger Stadium will not have games until opening day on April 10th against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The baseball season is from April to early October. The stadium might offer tours but there will be no games. You could also consider visiting a batting cage and meet an instructor.

[Dodgersfan323]

"Make him shoot a few balls" well that's a first! Nice to know the French aren't just playing bocce ball

[doug217]

I believe that's more an Italian sport.