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Win the run game. Win the game.

The youth baseball system that teaches dad coaches to defend the run game, steal outs, and make the other team earn every 90 feet. Taught by a cartoon team your kids will actually watch.

Built by Coach, a former Red Sox draft pick who has coached players on to college and pro ball.

Zoom, the Run Game mascot, sprinting around the bases in a red jersey and navy cap

Meet the

Rookies.

Every drill is animated with our cartoon team, so your players see the play before they run it. No grainy video. No 40-page PDFs.

  • Zoom, Run Game Rookie center fielder, sprinting with motion lines

    Zoom

    CF

    The fastest kid on the team.

    Nobody gets from first to third faster than Zoom. He's always looking for an extra base, a smart jump, or a chance to put pressure on the defense. But he's discovering that knowing when to run matters just as much as speed.

    Signature move: The Extra 90

    What he teaches: Baserunning, reads, turns, and aggressive decisions.

  • Dandy, Run Game Rookie right fielder, crouched ready with his glove

    Dandy

    RF

    The distracted outfielder.

    Dandy loves baseball, but sometimes the world beyond the foul line catches his attention. He's learning that being a great outfielder starts before the ball is hit. When Dandy is locked in, he's ready to make the play.

  • Big Lou, Run Game Rookie first baseman, holding a bat over his shoulder

    Big Lou

    1B

    The power at first.

    Big Lou has the biggest swing on the team and an even bigger heart. He wants to hit every ball over the fence, but he's learning that a smart at-bat is as valuable as a big hit. At first base, his teammates know he's got their backs.

  • Scoop, Run Game Rookie shortstop, diving to field a ground ball

    Scoop

    SS

    The smooth-fielding shortstop.

    Scoop is the most naturally athletic Rookie. Quick feet, smooth hands, and a nose for the baseball make him the leader of the infield. He doesn't just make spectacular plays—he takes pride in making the routine ones look easy.

  • Rocket, Run Game Rookie pitcher, mid-windup on one leg

    Rocket

    P

    The hard-throwing ace.

    Rocket has an absolute cannon for an arm. He's learning that great pitchers don't just throw hard—they throw with purpose, control, and confidence.

  • Wall, Run Game Rookie catcher in full gear, squatting behind the plate

    Wall

    C

    The fearless backstop.

    Wall is the loudest kid on the diamond, and nothing gets past him without a fight. He lives for strikeouts, blocked balls, and big defensive stops.

  • Penny, Run Game Rookie second baseman, adjusting his glasses

    Penny

    2B

    The team's playmaker.

    Penny always knows the count, the outs, and where the next play should go. He may not be the biggest on the field, but he's always several steps ahead.

  • Hops, Run Game Rookie third baseman, diving to catch a ball

    Hops

    3B

    The big-play third baseman.

    If a baseball comes anywhere near third base, Hops is going after it. He loves diving stops, quick reactions, and making the impossible look possible.

  • Sunny, Run Game Rookie left fielder, smiling with a thumbs-up

    Sunny

    LF

    The positive energy of the team.

    Sunny brings energy to every practice and every inning. Whether the team is winning or losing, he's hustling, encouraging teammates, and looking for the next opportunity.

Collect the Rookies: Cooperstown-style enamel trading pins of all nine Run Game Rookies on wood
Collect the Rookies. Cooperstown-style trading pins of the whole team.
Collect the entire Run Game Rookies trading card set: nine player cards plus Zoom card-back example with player bios
Collect the entire set. Trading cards with every Rookie bio.

How it works

Baseball practice plans built for the dad with 90 minutes and a bucket of balls.

  1. Tell us your team.

    Level, practice length, what went wrong last game.

  2. Get a practice plan.

    Built around run-game defense and team defense, timed to the minute.

  3. Run it from your phone.

    The Rookies show the drill, you call the cues.

Your bench coach

Coach

Drafted by the Red Sox out of high school. Learned the game from his dad and an old-school coach. Has coached players on to college and pro ball. Now he's in your dugout, on your phone, every practice.

“If we lose today, how can I live with a loss?”

Coach

Pick your playbook

The Playbook is available now. The Academy is coming soon. Join the list and get the free drills.

Ebook

The Run Game Playbook

$29 founding price · reg. $49

The full system as an 81-page ebook. Every drill, cue and practice framework.

Get the Playbook

Membership

Run Game Academy

Coming soon

Every animated Rookies drill, the practice plan builder, and new drills each month.

Join the waitlist