Baseball Motivation Patches

Motivation, Fun & Positive Reinforcement for Baseball Players

As Little as 35 Cents Each & Low Shipping Cost

Our one-inch Baseball Patches cost as little as 35 cents per patch. We keep a million patches in stock so you can get FAST DELIVERY. Our patches REALLY WORK - you can read the Testimonials below from Baseball Coaches. We are by far the largest seller of these patches and have sold over 3 million. We have sold to every state in the U.S.

Our Baseball Patches are a very effective, inexpensive way to motivate and reward baseball players. They can be used to motivate practice, hustle, attitude, effort, winning, individual improvement, teamwork, listening to the coach or anything you want to improve.

Our baseball patches can used in many ways. They can be ironed on a uniform or a "Pride" shirt, glued to a cap, or you can punch a hole in them and attach them to a bag or backpack, pin them to a bulletin board, iron them on a banner or pennant, or just collect them. Our patches have superior adhesion, but don't have to be ironed on to motivate baseball players. Our Patches adhere better and look better due to their round design and white background. Our round design adheres much better than cut-out stars or cut-out designs. We have tried it both ways.

U.S. Mail is only $2.95 per order & Free Express for U.S. orders over $250.

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D for Defense. T for Teamwork. A for Attitude, Effort or Assists.

V for Victory, C for Courage, Champion, Catch or Commitment.

Or make up your own meanings to motivate your team to do the things you want them to do.

See the Patch Handouts page for how Coaches & teachers use our patches for motivation.

1 inch diameter, Iron-on, 100% embroidery, only available in multiples of 10. Our designs are copyrighted and all rights reserved. Design trademark applied for.

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TESTIMONIALS FROM BASEBALL COACHES:

"Thanks! You guys are awsome. This is my second order this season. I didn't think I would give out so many and my team loves them. We are a baseball team and the players are putting them on their hats. I even got my younger son's coach doing it too. Thanks for the quick delivery."

--Coach Paul, California

"My players are loving your patches. We use gold star for player(s) of the game, blue baseball for hitting, red baseball for pitching, D for defense, lightning bolt for base running, A for attitude, Smiley face for funny play. We're half way through the season and many players are starting to work on the other sleeve. Easy to apply...most of the dad's are doing the ironing. Good stuff! Thank you from Pleasanton Foothill Little League, Single A Rivercats."

--Coach Tony

"We love your patches. We use them for our baseball team. The players earn them and actually put them on their hats. The kids know what each means and they try and earn them and they love wearing their hats and telling people what it all means."

--Laurie, TX

"We had our first baseball game last night, and the kids and parents absolutely love the patches. Each kid gets a patch after every game, and they are already talking about doing what it takes to earn one of each. I made my own spreadsheet with the patches across the top and the kids names down the side, the date and team played at the bottom. I just check the boxes, so I can remember who has received what patches each game. Gold star is "the general" for leadership Red star is "the blood patch" for extra hustle, or getting hit with a ball, and toughing it out Blue star is "the special effort patch" for giving the best that you have the whole game D is "the defensive patch" for a great individual or team defensive effort all game, or a specific play V is "the victory patch" for each victory that the team achieves I let the kids name the next one. Lightning bolt "the thunderstruck patch" the other team has been thunderstruck and doesn't know what just hit them. This player had a great offensive game, multiple hits, a homerun, game winning hit, or had a breakthrough offensive moment, maybe their first hit of the season."

Thanks,

-- Tim, OK, U10

"I'm new to baseball coaching but the boys on our team are already competing for the "awards", and we haven't even had a game yet. I had very successful soccer teams, and I give a good deal of credit to the desire the kids had to accumulate patches in their jerseys."

Thanks again.

--Joe, FL

"I think my players love the patches more than playing games. The patches make it more fun."

--Jim, 7-8 coach, FL