Adult baseball association in the Orlando area with age-bracketed Spring 2026 divisions for 21+, 25+, 35+, 45+, and 55+ players.
Like most men's leagues, it plays real hardball across 21+ Sunday, 25+ Weeknight, 35+ Sunday, 45+ Saturday, 55+ Saturday divisions — wood or BBCOR bats, umpired games, and a full season schedule — the kind of competitive baseball that's hard to find once high school and college ball are behind you. Rosters usually mix former high school and college players with guys returning to the game after years away, so there's typically a division that fits your level. New players can usually join Orlando Baseball Association as a free agent or enter a full team; reach out through the league before the season sets its rosters. This is a free, unclaimed CageList directory listing — the league runs its own schedule, rosters, and registration.
Between games, keep your swing and glove sharp: Orlando-area players can book batting cages and find training facilities and open fields to practice at nearby.
Get your swings in before game day. These are real, bookable CageList cages in Orlando — reserve a slot and show up dialed in.
Indoor training facilities and public fields around Orlando — good spots to hit, throw, and take grounders between games.
New to the area or getting back on the field?
Here's what players ask most about Orlando Baseball Association and men's baseball in Florida — plus where to get your reps in between games.
Players can register through the league website; team managers and free agents should follow the league registration instructions. Most men's adult baseball leagues take both full teams and individual free agents. Reach out to Orlando Baseball Association before the season sets its rosters to ask about open spots or their free-agent list.
Register or join as a free agentOrlando Baseball Association doesn't publish its fees here. Adult league dues commonly run a few hundred dollars per season, covering umpires, fields, and baseballs — check the league's site or ask an organizer for current pricing.
Spring 2026 season with Sunday, weeknight, and Saturday divisions.
Orlando Baseball Association runs multiple divisions (21+ Sunday, 25+ Weeknight, 35+ Sunday, 45+ Saturday, 55+ Saturday), so players are grouped by age or skill. Whether you played in high school, in college, or are picking the game back up, there's usually a division that fits.
You're in the right place. Orlando Baseball Association is one of the men's baseball leagues listed in the CageList directory for Florida. Contact the league using the info on this page, or browse other leagues across the state if you're outside Orlando.
All men's leagues in FloridaKeep your swing sharp between games. CageList is the world's largest directory of batting cages — you can reserve private backyard cages and training facilities near Orlando by the hour. See the batting cages listed above, or browse every cage across Florida.
Batting cages in FloridaCageList is the world's largest directory of batting cages — from backyard nets to full training facilities you can reserve by the hour. Find one near Orlando and get your reps in before the next game.
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