Sluggball, a reimagined way of playing baseball, has six-time MLB All-Star Kenny Lofton loving the concept of bringing back situational hitting to the game.

Welcome to Sluggball, a new twist on baseball founded by a group that includes former Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. and boasts retired MLB player Kenny Lofton among its advisers.

Recommended Videos Amaro, who was the Phillies general manager for three straight NL East titles, founded Sluggball with his brother, David Amaro. Sluggball advisers include Kenny Lofton ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general manager ... Sluggball advisers include Kenny Lofton, a six-time MLB All-Star, and ...

Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr., is expected to debut in May and tour minor league stadiums this season. Sluggball focuses entirely on situational hitting,

Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general manager ... Sluggball advisers include Kenny Lofton, a six-time MLB All-Star, and Evan Kaplan, managing ...

PHILADELPHIA – Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general manager ... Sluggball advisers include Kenny Lofton, a six-time MLB All-Star, and ...

FILE - Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro ... Sluggball advisers include Kenny Lofton, a six-time MLB All-Star, and Evan Kaplan, managing director of MLB Players Inc. Sluggball ...

PHILADELPHIA — Sluggball, a 4-on-4 baseball competition co-founded by former Philadelphia Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr., is expected to debut in May and tour minor league stadiums ...

Sluggball is hoping to attract former players who want to keep playing baseball, but only by swinging the bat, just like Topgolf on the driving range.

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