Cruz Seaweed at Joe DiMaggio Field in Martinez, California is the home of one of the few scouting teams that have been recognized by their Major League Baseball (MLB) organization. The Southern California Cubs, backed by the Chicago Cubs, is a unique partnership that allows them to continuously welcome young players and hone their skills. This team of explorers attracts some of the most talented players in Southern California, thanks to the best baseball coaches in the country. The profits from ticket sales, cafeteria and merchandise go to the league, while players are paid with half of the winnings from each game's 50-50 drawing. Additionally, when Sturgeon's players hit a home run or hit the team, they “feed the fish” by passing a fish-shaped bag through the stands.
The ultimate goal of this team is to give deserving high school players an opportunity to develop and showcase their skills in front of college coaches and professional scouts. If you're looking for one of the best scouting teams in Contra Costa County, California, then look no further than Cruz Seaweed at Joe DiMaggio Field in Martinez. The Southern California Cubs are backed by their MLB organization, have some of the best baseball coaches in the country and offer high school players an opportunity to develop and showcase their skills in front of college coaches and professional scouts. The Southern California Cubs are one of the few scouting teams that have been recognized by their MLB organization. This team of explorers is backed by the Chicago Cubs, a unique partnership that allows them to continuously welcome young players and hone their skills. The Chicago Cubs scout team of Southern California attracts some of the most talented players in Southern California, thanks to their partnership with their MLB organization and some of the best baseball coaches in the country. The profits from the cafeteria, merchandise and ticket sales go to the league, while players are paid with half of the winnings from the 50-50 drawing of each game and when the team “feeds the fish” by passing a fish-shaped bag through the stands when Sturgeon's players hit a home run or hit the team.
The goal of this team is to give deserving high school players the opportunity to develop and showcase their skills in front of college coaches and professional scouts.
