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577 N Main Street
Brewster, NY 10509
Youth Baseball, Softball and Sports Facility providing space rentals, monthly memberships, strength & conditioning, clinics and camps to teams and individuals from 8-18 years old
07/04/2026
We hope everyone in our BBG family enjoys a safe and memorable Independence Day filled with family, friends, baseball, backyard BBQs, and fireworks.
As we celebrate, let’s also take a moment to honor the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country, protecting the freedoms we enjoy every day.
Have a fun, safe, and happy 4th of July!
06/21/2026
⚾️ Happy Father’s Day from Brewster Baseball Garage! ⚾️
Today, we celebrate all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads, and father figures who spend countless hours throwing batting practice, sh****ng fly balls, driving to tournaments, and cheering from the stands.
Baseball teaches so much more than the game itself—hard work, perseverance, and teamwork—and dads are often the first coaches who help shape those lessons.
Thank you for every early morning, every catch in the backyard, and every sacrifice made to help your ballplayer chase their dreams.
From all of us at Brewster Baseball Garage, we wish you a wonderful Father’s Day!
05/10/2026
Happy Mother’s Day from Brewster Baseball Garage 💐⚾
Today we celebrate the moms, grandmothers, and mother figures who make it all possible — the early mornings, the late-night practices, the endless support, and the unconditional love from the stands and beyond.
Thank you for every ride, every cheer, every sacrifice, and every moment you spend helping our players chase their dreams.
We appreciate you today and every day. ❤️
04/29/2026
Senior Day is supposed to be about recognizing commitment, sacrifice, and years of hard work—not just the scoreboard.
Choosing not to start your seniors, especially on a team that’s struggling, sends the wrong message. These young men have put in the time, the effort, and the heart. They’ve earned that moment. It’s bigger than one game—it’s about respect.
When programs overlook that, it reflects poorly not just on the coach, but on the culture being built. Younger players are watching. They see how seniors are treated, and it shapes how they view their own future in the sport.
Moments like this are part of the reason kids walk away from sports. Recognition matters. Respect matters. And Senior Day should always reflect that.