Travel Baseball Club
Bandits Baseball is dedicated to developing talented, smart, confident, disciplined, team-oriented ballplayers through high-level training and competitive games.
HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT
We offer a unique combination of benefits:
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Emphasis on team-building, sportsmanship, advanced skill development, and baseball IQ
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Competitive games against other club teams
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The familiarity and cohesiveness of playing on an all-Brookline team
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The convenience of practicing and playing home games in Brookline
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Total cost that's roughly half of what out-of-town club teams charge
ROSTER SELECTION
Each roster will be made up of roughly 12–15 players (full-timers and reserves). While we welcome all eligible players to try out for the Bandits, not everyone will be selected for the roster.
We're looking for serious players who are ready to:
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Make a commitment to the program
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Give their best mental and physical effort
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Take responsibility for their decisions and actions
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Put the team ahead of themselves
COMMITMENT
If you’re selected for a Bandits team, you’ll be expected to attend practices regularly in the fall and winter, and make the Bandits your primary sports commitment during the season.
PROGRAM COST
The Bandits program is non-profit. The cost of the entire program is expected to be roughly $2500 for players who are offered full-time roster spots. Full and partial fee waivers are available for those who have a financial hardship.
MORE INFORMATION
If you have any questions about the Bandits, please contact the program director, John Bucci.
ELIGIBILITY
The Bandits program is for players who live in Brookline or attend a Brookline school and will not be playing on an out-of-town club baseball team in 2027.
Bandits
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Fall: Two practices each week focused on situational training and skill development
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Winter: Several indoor practices each week, December–March
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Spring: Off for the HS baseball season
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Summer: Tournaments on weekends, June–August, and possibly games in the PG League
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Fall: Several practices each week focused on
in-depth training on the big diamond -
Winter: Several indoor practices each week, December–March
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Spring: PG League doubleheaders and tournaments on weekends, April–June (compatible with the BYB Seniors schedule)
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Fall: Several practices each week focused on
in-depth training on the intermediate diamond -
Winter: Several indoor practices each week, December–March
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Spring: PG League doubleheaders and tournaments on weekends, April–June (compatible with the BYB Majors schedule)


