ProBatter Sports

ProBatter Sports The Ultimate Training Tool for Hitters Since 1999. They are truly the Ultimate Training Tool for hitters in these sports.

Since 1999, ProBatter video pitching simulators have become the industry leaders for baseball, softball and now cricket. In addition, our promotion and fan entertainment packages, which feature a ProBatter simulator and an accompanying batting cage, has proven to be an excellent way to not only amuse fans both before and after games but to actually attract them to the park and they are excellent v

ehicles for promoting one’s brand. At the core of each simulator is a high-tech, commercial pitching machine that can throw virtually any pitch that a pitcher or bowler can deliver; a larger video projection screen onto which is projected video HD quality images of actual pitchers and cricket bowlers; and a touch screen controller that is not only attractive, but easy enough for even the bat boy to use. The result—a line of products that have been universally accepted at all levels of the sports!

This Juneteenth, we recognize a day of long-overdue freedom.For decades, some of the greatest players who ever lived wer...
06/19/2026

This Juneteenth, we recognize a day of long-overdue freedom.

For decades, some of the greatest players who ever lived were shut out of the majors, so they built their own. The Negro Leagues gave us players like Josh Gibson and Satchel Paige, brilliance that packed ballparks long before the majors made room.

When Jackie Robinson stepped onto Ebbets Field in 1947, he opened a door, one that generations of players have walked through to redefine the game.

So much of what we love about baseball exists because African American players refused to be told the game wasn't theirs. Today, we celebrate their legacy and the continued excellence of players of color today.

06/16/2026

Getting ahead of the competition is the whole point of practice. So why train the same way as the players you're trying to beat?

The PX3 puts you in gamelike conditions. So you're not just aimlessly hitting balls, you're actively getting better with every swing.

The 2026 Men's College World Series runs June 12 - 22 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha!The final eight teams will compete i...
06/11/2026

The 2026 Men's College World Series runs June 12 - 22 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha!

The final eight teams will compete in double-elimination brackets, then the two survivors clash in a best-of-three championship series for the national title. 🏆

Will you be watching? Drop your pick to win it all below!

06/10/2026

Check out the PX3 live in action!

This advanced training tech teaches you to spot patterns, predict what's coming, and stay a pitch ahead.

06/09/2026

For most of baseball history, elite hitting development has been about budget.

Well-funded programs don’t just have better facilities; they have better feedback. Their hitters were told immediately what their swing was doing and how to fix it.

Advanced tech is closing that gap. ProBatter is bringing that same elite training to the masses. Take it from a real PX3 user; this training system is the closest thing around to hitting against a real player.

The next great hitter should be discovered by how they trained, not where they grew up.

MLB is turning the whole country into a ballfield this weekend!Between June 5th and 7th, MLB is holding free training se...
06/04/2026

MLB is turning the whole country into a ballfield this weekend!

Between June 5th and 7th, MLB is holding free training sessions and fan festivals nationwide. No tryouts, no fees, no experience needed. In addition, Minor League clubs are handing out free tickets and giveaways all weekend long.

Every major leaguer started as a kid swinging for the first time. This weekend could be the start of your little player’s baseball journey. Find an event near you and get out there!

On this day in 1888, "Casey at the Bat" first appeared in the San Francisco Examiner, and its author was too embarrassed...
06/03/2026

On this day in 1888, "Casey at the Bat" first appeared in the San Francisco Examiner, and its author was too embarrassed to sign it.

Ernest Thayer thought the poem was bad verse, so he hid behind the pen name "Phin" and figured that was the end of it. It went on to become the most famous baseball poem ever written, recited on vaudeville stages and memorized by generations of fans.

Funny how that works. The thing Thayer was sure no one would remember outlived everything else he wrote.

06/02/2026

Today, the baseball community honors legendary New York Yankees player Lou Gehrig.
We celebrate his incredible achievements both on and off the field. In 1939, Gehrig was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a disease that came to bear his name.

June 2nd marks both the day Gehrig became the Yankees' starting first baseman and the day he passed away from the disease in 1941.

Gehrig played 2,130 consecutive games. That discipline is the heart of how we think about development at ProBatter: not one perfect swing, but the work to show up again and again
We tip our caps to Lou.

On May 28, 1946, Yankee Stadium hosted its first-ever night game.Unfortunately for the home team, the Washington Senator...
05/28/2026

On May 28, 1946, Yankee Stadium hosted its first-ever night game.

Unfortunately for the home team, the Washington Senators spoiled the occasion, edging the Yankees 2-1.

Night baseball opened the game up to working fans who couldn't make afternoon games, changing attendance, culture, and the way America experienced baseball forever!

On May 27, 1968, two future Hall of Famers were born on the exact same day:⚾️ Frank Thomas, “The Big Hurt,” went on to ...
05/27/2026

On May 27, 1968, two future Hall of Famers were born on the exact same day:

⚾️ Frank Thomas, “The Big Hurt,” went on to hit 521 home runs and post a .301 career average across 19 seasons with the White Sox, earning two AL MVP awards.

⚾️ Jeff Bagwell spent his entire career in Houston, finishing with 449 home runs, a .297 average, and the 1994 NL MVP. One of the most feared hitters of his generation.

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