Host Spotlight: Ryan's 70ft Backyard Batting Cage in North Easton, MA

Ryan Dunmead is a baseball dad and coach, and his North Easton backyard cage reflects it — a full 70 feet of room to hit, right here in eastern Massachusetts.

The cage

Ryan's outdoor cage is a big one: a full 70 feet long, 14 feet wide, and 12 feet high, which is plenty of length to really let it fly and work on timing. It comes with an L-screen, a hitter's mat, a hitting tee, and a bucket of balls — everything you need to walk in and get straight to work. It holds up to eight, so it's roomy enough for a small group or a few teammates, and it runs $50/hour. For hitters around the North Easton area who want serious length without leaving town, this is a strong option.

The host

Ryan puts it plainly: "My name is Ryan and I''m a baseball dad and coach." That's the profile of so many of our best hosts — people who built a real cage for their own family and then opened it up so other hitters nearby could benefit. It's the exact idea CageList was built on: a great cage shouldn''t sit empty when someone down the road wants their reps.

Book it — or list your own

If you're anywhere near North Easton and you need somewhere to hit, book Ryan''s cage here and get to work. Somewhere else? Find a batting cage near you and get in the box.

Got a cage of your own sitting idle most of the week? List your cage on CageList and see what it could earn — while helping hitters in your community get better.

Thanks for being part of CageList, Ryan.