For the youngest baseball players, look for a glove measuring 10 to 11.5 inches in size. Smaller gloves are easier for young children to squeeze shut when securing the ball, since they don’t ...

Understanding the differences between softball and baseball gloves is important when gearing up for the season. Softball Gloves vs. Baseball Gloves: Here Are The Differences The first place to start, ...

Even in the 1980s, Major League Baseball decreed that gloves could not be longer than 12 inches from the heel to the tip of the index finger. But many players — especially outfielders — openly ...

Scott Carpenter, the glove’s lanky 40-year-old craftsman, says that compared with bats and balls, whose design is more tightly policed by Major League Baseball, a better glove can radically ...

For example, my baseball glove. I have used the same glove to play catch with all four of my kids at whatever time they were interested in baseball or softball.

About 100 miles northwest of Dallas-Fort Worth, after passing untold pastures of crops and cattle, sits the town of Nocona, Texas, population 3,000. It’s home of the Nokona baseball glove ...

Players from MLB down to Little League send their gloves to Chris Petroff, and, inside his backyard work shed, he re-laces, restores and repairs them.

Washington, Illinois, native Steve Roosevelt lost his baseball glove at age 12. The mystery is now solved 70 years later, ...

Most of us shoved our first glove under our mattress to soften it up. Our expert says there are better ways to get the leather just right.