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Amputee baseball team plays in Las Vegas https://www.ktnv.com/news/amputee-baseball-team-plays-in-las-vegas

Amputee veteran wins Reds’ Arizona baseball fantasy camp MVP The sergeant grew up a fan of baseball his entire life. Author: KPNX StaffPublished: 10:02 PM MST January 23, 2017Updated: 10:02 PM MST January 23, 2017Source: https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/valley/amputee-veteran-wins-reds-arizona-baseball-fantasy-camp-mvp/391651336?complete?complete GOODYEAR, Ariz. – The Cincinnati Reds fantasy baseball camp allows everyday people to live the life like a major-league baseball star. “Players 

Serviceman has baseball dream come true thanks to Cincinnati Reds

Where baseball goes beyond and inspires: Tryouts for team of amputees By Joe CapozziPosted Jan 5, 2018 at 12:01 AM. Updated Jan 5, 2018 at 3:30 PMSource: https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/where-baseball-goes-beyond-and-inspires-tryouts-for-team-amputees/YtwQYYEpiRtwu5GGR9NnzH/ TRANSCRIPT: The catcher, Ryan McIntosh, squats behind home plate on one leg; he lost the other one when he stepped on a land mine in Afghanistan. Leonard Anderson, an outfielder who lost his left hand and part of his right…

MSBL World Series 2018 CBS5 News Segment Disabled baseball team trying to make a run at Senior World Series title https://www.azfamily.com/disabled-baseball-team-trying-to-make-a-run-at-senior/article_45d03708-d1b2-11e8-89e8-77855effbb52.html

New Legs Propel Vets to Active Sports Life Fall 2018 Senior Softball News Report SSUSA News 2018 Fall Edition – LS Warriors

June 27, 2018 Joshua Stevens has excelled at baseball from a young age, despite having what some would call a setback — he was born without a full left arm. But recently the pitcher — in addition to completing his first year playing for Huntingdon College in Montgomery — was able to be a part…

WARRIORS: ESTERO-BASED AMPUTEE TEAM STEPS UP TO BASEBALL By: Lisa M. Macias & Laura J. CummingsPhotos by: Lisa Macias July 2018 Estero Magazine Cover Story

Wednesday, October 11, 2017 In everything I’ve read online about Luke Mayer — from his days of playing college baseball in California to his achievements at Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine — there’s no mention of his disability. Just the way Mayer, now a second-year medical school student, wants it. “I’ve never seen myself as…