Beep Baseball is a specially designed version of baseball for blind and visually impaired athletes
Beep Baseball is a specially designed version of baseball for blind and visually impaired athletes. The game is played with a ball that beeps and bases that buzz, allowing players to locate the ball and navigate the field to score runs.
For those interested in Beep Baseball, the primary source of information and resources is the National Beep Baseball Association (NBBA). The NBBA provides rules, regulations, equipment information, and updates on Beep Baseball tournaments and events.
Beep Baseball continues to expand; visit the teams page to find a team near you.
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