Sluggball, a new 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by a former Philadelphia Phillies general manager, is set to make its debut in May this year. The unique aspect of Sluggball is that it focuses solely on situational hitting, with no fielding or running involved.
The brainchild of the former Phillies general manager and his brother, Sluggball has garnered support from notable figures in the baseball world, including a six-time MLB All-Star and the managing director of MLB Players, Inc. Teams of six to eight players will participate in the 4-on-4 situational challenges, bringing their own pitchers and using wood bats.
