About Us
"KEEPING BASEBALL ALIVE IN THE COMMUNITY"	The Dallas Baseball Alliance is a 501c3 non-profit baseball organization.  Originally formed in 2006, the Dallas Baseball Alliance has experienced tremendous growth over the past three years. Youth from Tee Ball to High School are eligible to particpate in the program Our experienced instructors include former professional players (New York Yankees, San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, Cincinnati Reds) as well as current professional players. .   Our mission is to motivate student-athletes to achieve excellence in all that they do. In addition to pro instruction, we offer league play, national and international tournament level play, parent seminars, college recruitment assistance, and a new fun way to play baseball called Netball.. Our partners include the Little League Baseball International, YMCA, Dallas ISD, City of Dallas, UNCF, City of Lancaster Parks and Recreation Dept., Metropolitan Jr. Baseball League, Dallas Police Athletic Association, Chick Fil A, Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau, PCCenter, Dallas All Sports Association, Rae's Hope Inc., Major League Baseball Scouting Bureau and many others.  Want to learn more?  Go  here  to view Dallas Morning News article.

 

Here's what's going on......
*The Dallas Baseball Alliance and Lancaster Parks and Recreation will hold the Baseball Parent Education Seminar on Tuesday, January 26th at 7pm in Lancaster at the Grand Hall located at 1700 Veterans Memorial Pkwy near Lancaster High School. *Baseball Registration begins January 1st. Please contact 214 536-1130 for more information.    *The Giveback Classic, originally set for January 16th has been postponed due to the harsh weather conditions and will be reset to a future date. Stay tuned!     *THE  NO. 1 NUTRIONAL CLEANSING PRODUCT IS ISAGENIX

Bill Carlson's Hitting Tips
*FORMER SAN FRANCISCO GIANT BILL CARLSON  HITTING TIPS" TIP #1: FIND YOUR COMFORT ZONE, Bill says:  "All great hitters have a comfort zone, a rhythm when they get up to the plate whether its checking their batting gloves, digging the dirt, or tapping the plate with the bat.  The trick is to find your  own style,don’t try to copy anybody else.  Hitting is an individual act, do what makes you feel comfortable.  After each pitch readjust yourself to your comfort zone.  This is the first step to becoming a great hitter." Hit it hard