free or low cost showcases around northeast

I doubt you'll find anything worthwhile for free. Low-cost is in the eye of the beholder. What do you consider low-cost?

MIKE


If you care to drop me an email and lets see if we can help you out


TRhit@msn.com

I want to go somewhere where i know somebody is watching or i can get good film of myself. anything from like 300 or less

my email is bangbng514@yahoo.com

I really didn't look to see if there are any fees or if any scouts show up to this, but how about the Empire State Games?

http://www.empirestategames.org/summer/tryouts/

Here's some Pro Tryout info.

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/official_info/about_mlb/tryout_club.jsp

Mike, you may also consider hooking up with a team that will be competing at the PG BCS or WWBA events being held at Baseball Heaven in June and Sept...although not a showcase format it does offer some exposure to college recruiters.

The Empire State Games are by invite and open tryouts


As for the teams in major exposure tournaments you don't play for nothing

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As for the teams in major exposure tournaments you don't play for nothing

This is true but cost per player for team tournaments is cheaper than that of a showcase.

NYDAD


Not necessarily

TR, Team entry fee's generally range between $1000 -$2000. Dividing cost over a team of say 12 players it's less than 200.00 per person. Not many showcases that I'm aware of charging less than 200.00 per person.

NYDAD

You math is not necessarily correct


There are coaching staffs, equipment to be taken care of.

We have a minimum of three coaches on our staff at games

try selecfest, they draw the most college and mlb scouts of any hs showcase in the northeast

From what I hear, the Empire State Games don't draw many scouts. You may want to think about going to a professional open tryout. Their is no charge to attend most.

I would suggest a pro tryout as well. Even if you do not feel you are on the level of draftablity these are still great ways to get noticed. 1 they are free so your not losing anything, 2 you get to see how you stack up with local talent, and 3 scouts and college coaches talk a lot. We had some scouts talk to our team a little while ago and they said they are talking to coaches all the time and giving their oppinions. Also sometimes if they feel a player is a good fit for a certain program they will contact the school and let them know about the individual.