The 3 & 2 Baseball Club of Kansas City, Missouri
 

The 3 & 2 Baseball Club of Kansas City, Missouri has provided competitive youth baseball in Kansas City since 1943. The five field KC 3&2 baseball facility located at Bannister Road and Blue River Road has long been a place where families have built lasting memories while enjoying the great game of baseball. Many of the players have gone on to play high school and college baseball and a select few have been drafted and have played Major League baseball.
 

KC 3&2 RAIN OUT LINE (816) 822-4555 Lost and Found Section is on the bottom right of this page

by posted 05/17/2012
 

Please be reminded that the umpire parking lot is reserved for use by umpires and concession stand staff only.  Managers, coaches and team parents should park in the main parking lot only.  Thank you.  3&2 appreciates your cooperation.

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by posted 05/08/2012
 
The KC 3&2 Baseball Rules have been updated. Please see the Rules in the Documents section on the left menu of this web site or click on the link below:

http://files.leagueathletics.com/Text/Documents/4303/33340.pdf

John Hager
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by John Rudis posted 04/25/2012
 
Games that have been played, but where no score has been entered will appear as ties. These are computed as losses for winning pct. until the Managers or League Managers enter the scores. See the News Item below for entering Game Results.
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by posted 04/05/2012
 

1. First make sure you are signed in as Manager/Admin. Click on the "LOG IN" icon in the upper right hand corner of the KC 3&2 web page for the log in prompt. Use your Manager Password that was emailed to you or click the Feedback button to request your Manager login information.
2. Select "Teams" from the menu tabs at the top of the page (you may have to select Season, League and Team at the top of the page).
3. Select "Results" from the menu pages at the left.
4. On the team results page, find the game you wish to edit and click on the "Edit" icon to the right of the game.
5. Enter score or any additional result changes and optionally, game commentary.
6. Click “Submit” to confirm changes.

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by posted 03/20/2012
 

1. Click on the “Edit My Account” selection from the left menu of the http://kc3and2.com web site.
2. Log in with the proper credentials.
3. Enter your cell phone number in the “Cell Phone” section and select your cell phone provider in the “Provider” section.
4. Click “Submit”.

1. Click on the "Teams" selection from the menu tabs at the top of the web page.
2. Select “Season” from the horizontal selection drop down menu.
3. Select “League” from the horizontal selection drop down menu.
4. Select “Team” from the horizontal selection drop down menu.

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by posted 02/23/2012
 
All,
There has been a lot of confusion about the new rules that we put out in regard to bats.    Since the sale at Dick's is this Saturday, I decided Wednesday night to just go by Dick's and look at the rack of bats that was on display.     I also talked to the salesman who handles this and I would like to explain to all of you where we stand on this issue and try to bring some clarity to this question.   First of all when I talk about youth I mean from the Rookie League up through and including the Midget A.    When I talk High School I mean the Junior Program.    In regard to the High School, the new High School rule that is going around everywhere is that the High School age players must use the BBCOR .50 bat.    Therefore this will be mandatory in our Junior Program for the up and coming year.   

In regard to the youth, the Rookie league through the Midget A, there is some confusion as to what the approved bat is.    I think what people originally thought was that the BBCOR stamp was on the youth bats.    It is not on the youth bats.    I went and looked at Dick's through all of their bats for youth and you will not fine the BBCOR stamp on any of these bats.    What the youth bats is the USSSA 1.15 BPF Certified.    These bats have a 2 1/4 or 2 5/8 barrel.   The bats are little league  approved and they must carry the 1.15 BPF Certified.   This is not the same as the BBCOR.  I hope this alleviates the confusion on that issue.

The other questions that has been raised by a couple of e-mails is whether or not a player in the youth division must have this 1.15 BPF Certified for this year.     We are having a board meeting next Wednesday night and I'm going to recommend that we do a moratorium for one year because this is something that came out new this year but I think by next year it is going to be mandatory that we use these 1.15 BPF Certified bats in the youth division.    I will keep you all advised after we have the meeting Wednesday and try to post something by Thursday.    However, if you are in the market to buy a bat, it makes absolutely no sense not to buy the USSSA 1.15 BPF Certified bat because that is the way of the future and that is what is going happen in little league baseball.     In regard to the High School kids, namely the Junior program, the new bats are mandatory this year.

John J. Hager

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by posted 11/30/2011
 
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING RESTRICTIONS ON BASEBALL BATS WHICH MAY BE USED FOR THE 2012 SEASON

Kansas City 3&2 Baseball League will be adopting new rules for the 2012 season regarding bats which players will be allowed to use.
Click here to see the attachment for complete details.

The Rookie League bat diameter is still 2 and 1/4 inch. No big barrel bats in Rookie League.
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by posted 05/09/2008
 
If you find an item for the “Lost and Found”, click on the “Feedback” button on the left menu of the web site, detail what you have, and it will be added on the bottom left of the web site under the “Lost and Found” section. Dont forget to include your contact information.
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