Coach's Corner
Run the bench like a pro with lineup cards, scorebooks, pitch counters, coaching boards and radar guns. Building out practice? Pair it with training aids and a bucket of balls.
A well-organized practice starts with the right gear: a practice plan on a clipboard or coaching board, practice balls in a bucket or ball bag, cones or agility markers for drills, a pitch counter for bullpens, and a first aid kit. Add hit trainers and training balls to keep every player active at stations.
Yes. We carry the official Baseball Québec ScoreSheet and Baseball Québec Line Up Cards, plus scorebooks and line-up cards from Rawlings and Wilson, like the Rawlings Scorebook, The Big Book Deluxe Edition and Wilson 3x Line Up Cards. Shop all scorebooks and line-up cards, online or in store in Laval, Saint-Hubert and Ottawa.
A portable radar gun measures pitch and throwing speed in bullpens and practices. Compact options like the Pocket Radar Ball Coach and Smart Coach Radar fit in a pocket, while the Blue Sports Speed Radar can be mounted on its tripod behind the plate. Tracking velocity helps coaches follow a pitcher's progress over the season. Shop all radars and stopwatches.
Many youth leagues limit how many pitches a player can throw in a game and require rest days based on that number, to protect young arms from overuse. A pitch counter makes it easy to keep an accurate count. The Easton Home & Road Pitch Counter and the Rawlings Dual Pitch Counter track both teams at once, while the Rawlings Pitch Counter keeps it simple. Shop all pitch counters, and check your association's pitch count rules.
A magnetic coaching board, like the SKLZ Magna Coach Baseball, shows a baseball diamond with player magnets you can move around. Coaches use it in the dugout to explain positioning, cut-offs, bunt coverage and base running, which is especially helpful with young players who learn visually. Dry-erase boards, like the Fox 40 Smartcoach Pro and the Easton Coaches Line Up Board, also work for line-ups and notes. Shop all coaching boards.
Many teams now call plays and pitches with numbered signs: the coach calls a number, and players read the matching play on a wrist coach. Wrist coaches, like the EvoShield Play Call Wrist Wrap, hold a sign card under a clear window on the wrist. Find them in our wrist coaches collection, and more options for players in wristbands and wrist coaches.












































