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 Balls 

Batting Practise balls = 768 

Batting Practise Home Run balls = 509 

In-game Balls From Ground = 36 

In-game Home Run Balls = 688 

Bats 

Batting Practise Bats = 2

After Game Bats = 6 

Team Hats

After game = 12

Anyone can catch baseballs, if they take the time to work out the best seats to sit and what equitment To take. To see what the best seats are, you need to work out what row of seats to sit in and if most of the batters are left handed, then sit on the right side, if most of the batters are right handed then sit on the left hand side. Then you need to sit on a row That is sensible according to the batters strength. So, if most of the batters have really strong arm strength, then you might need to sit on the top rows, if not then sit on one of the bottom rows. After you figured out all of that, you need to decide what equipment your going to take, I personally just take a glove and a whistle so I can attract players on the pitch to get a throw-ball. Whatever you think, you need to take a glove because if one of the players throws it too high, then your hand will be too small to catch it, but a glove will be able to reach the ball if it’s too high up. You don’t have to take a whistle if your planning on just getting home run balls, but if you want more balls, then bring a whistle with you so at batting Practise you can whistle to the players on the pitch to give you the ball. I also learnt how to say ‘can you give me the ball please?’ In 10 Different Languages: wô kêyî qîng yīgè ma? , puis-je avoir une balle s’il vous plaît , kann ich bitte einen ball haben? And more. I learn those in case some players only speak those languages so I can still get a ball from them.