Last Raps Baseball

To our Valued Last Raps Baseball Customers,

We are watching the COVID-19 situation closely as the health and safety of our employees and those who participate in our programs is our number one priority.

Our March Break camps have been postponed in light of recent developments. As well, formal spring programs have been temporarily suspended at this time. We are continuing to monitor advice provided from our provincial and federal health agencies, as well as our municipal leaders and school board representatives.

We believe it is important that you assess your own personal situation independently and make the best decision for yourself and those around you before making a decision to return to our programming.

In regards to our summer and fall programming we are preparing to run all programs as scheduled. These will be posted in the coming days.

We will provide further correspondence in the coming days as we continue to learn more about these developments.

In the meantime, stay safe and encourage those around you to adhere to proper hygiene practices.

See you soon,

Last Raps Baseball

It is that time of year where pitchers and catchers reported to spring training first, followed by the rest of their clubs, and now spring training games are in full swing. But besides throwing to their catchers, what else do pitchers have to work on? Conditioning, fielding their positions, their mechanics and of course knowing what is a balk and what isn’t a balk.

Lets check out the MLB Network and see what they consider is a balk and what is not!