The Kansas City Sluggers is a traveling showcase baseball organization for 15-18 year old young men.  We will commence our third season this summer under the direction of Brian McRae. Our teams are comprised of 18-20 young men in and around the KC Metro area looking to gain experience, preparation, and knowledge to play collegiate baseball and get a college degree.

In order to be successful in our goals, the Sluggers are looking for financial support from individuals and businesses to help cover costs for the purchasing of equipment, uniforms, travel expenses, tournament entry fees, field rental and umpire payments.

We are a 501(c)3 NON-PROFIT organization. For more information please contact Brian McRae @ 913-579-3244.  Thank you for your support!

 

 

 

The KC Sluggers baseball program is a nationally known baseball program and is well respected in amateur baseball circles. Our reputation has developed from our hard-nosed style of play and the success that we have had against the top baseball organizations in the country. The KC Sluggers started in 1991 with a group of 10-year-olds from the Blue Springs, Missouri area. The team moved each year through the different age brackets, with its nucleus of players remaining the same through nine years. In 2000 the KC Sluggers had for the first time, two teams playing on the national scene. This past year the KCSluggers organization sponsored three teams (18u, 17u, 16u ).

The KC Sluggers program has been an invaluable asset for our college bound athletes. In the past ten years 190 KC Sluggers have graduated to play college baseball across the country in Junior College, Division II and Division I programs and 33 players have been chosen in the annual Major League Baseball Draft. One of those draftees is three-time National League MVP Albert Pujols of the St. Louis Cardinals. In 2008 Aaron Crow became the highest pick in Slugger history as the 9th pick in the first round by the Washington Nationals. In 2005 two other former KC Sluggers made their Major League debuts, Shaun Marcum with the Toronto Blue Jays, and Joey Devine with the Atlanta Braves.

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