On Wednesday, Ohtani revealed on Instagram that he would be donating a total of 60,000 youth baseball gloves to around 20,000 elementary schools in Japan.

In our local youth baseball association, an overwhelming number of kids are eager to don a glove and pick up a bat, and there are barely enough coaches to manage them all.

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Youth sports are a big part of Karli Casamento's life. Her son, Jax, 15, golfs and plays on three baseball teams. Her youngest son, Colt, 6, plays baseball and basketball. The costs, especially for ...

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Youth T-Ball, Baseball, and Softball Children must be between the ages of 5-15 as of May 1. The registration fee is $40 for Kannapolis residents and $60 for non-residents, which includes the cost ...

Gloves for T-ball-aged players can be as inexpensive as $15. Most retail stores have a good supply of gloves under $100 but custom gloves made of leather can be as high as $400.

Shohei Ohtani is giving back to children in his native Japan. The Los Angeles Angels free agent is donating roughly 60,000 youth baseball gloves to elementary schools in the country. "I'm happy to ...