As summer slowly gives way to autumn, the excitement is palpable in the air, hinting at the promise of another thrilling fall season for San Jose National Adult Baseball Association (SJNABA). Known for uniting baseball enthusiasts and players, SJNABA is gearing up to offer adults another exceptional season of competitive baseball, camaraderie, and community. As we anticipate the first pitch, let’s delve into what we can expect this Fall Season.

 

1. SJNABA is one of the biggest Fall Ball adult wood bat leagues in the nation!

20 teams across three talent-based divisions and over 500 players make up our 2023 Fall season. This promises a lineup of dynamic and diverse teams, each bringing their unique flair, strategies, and skills to the field.

 

Keep an eye on D1 Marlins, and the D2 Diamondbacks as the summer season champions return to defend their crown.

 

 

2. SJ NABA welcomes 3 new teams to family

We are thrilled to welcome the NorCal Muffins, East Bay Hurricanes, and Niles White Sox as the newest teams to join the league.

 

“We couldn’t be more pleased to see the Muffins, Hurricanes, and White Sox join our league., “ says Andrew Kutsenda, SJ NABA President.

 

“SJNABA is a family, and we couldn’t be more privileged to see that family grow. Having had the opportunity to get to know some of these managers on a personal level, were more than confident these leaders will not only fit into the fabric of our little community, but also that they will be side by side with us as our community continues to grow.”

 

 

 

3. Over 80% of Tryout participants drafted to a team

It was a beautiful day at tryouts on September 23rd and many great talents came to show off their skills. Over 80 players came to tryouts with the majority of them finding a team to call home for the upcoming season. We can’t wait to see what they can bring to their teams!

 

 

 

 

4. Season starts October 7 and concludes in December

The schedule has been released! Games are held at various fields across the Bay Area ensuring convenient locations for teams and fans alike.

 

Mother nature is unpredictable, regardless of what the weatherman says. In the event games are canceled due to weather or poor field conditions, games will be made up at a future date.

 

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