25 Baseball Coloring Pages - Free!
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It was a little tricky to choose the right colors to paint this baseball player. Do you think it was a good combination? Or maybe a red color would be better for the uniform? Try it! You'll see it'll be a lot of fun to paint these pictures to print and color.
Baseball is one of our favorite sports, that's why we gathered the best baseball coloring pages on the web, grouped them in a gallery, and now they're available for you. What do you think? If you like baseball then you can explore all you want and choose the best drawing.
This sport is a little complicated, but coloring it isn't so much, so you don't have to worry about exercising; if you want to do an activity that entertains you and increases your artistic skills, then painting is a good option, right?
At the Coloring Together stadium we have a big crowd, but before each match we parade out the best drawings our visitors have colored. If you want yours to appear too, then just send us a photo. It'll look incredible!
We're in a moment of tension, there are only a few minutes left, the bases are loaded, and the best artist on the site steps up to bat. Will you manage to hit a home run with your drawings? Will we be able to win the match? Concentrate! Choose the best technique and the right materials, and... knock the ball out of the stadium!
Baseball coloring pages
Why color baseball pictures?
At Coloring Together we love baseball, because it's a sport that's not only popular, but also a lot of fun. Do you think the same? Well, if you stay a little longer you'll be able to learn much more about baseball.
Baseball is a very popular sport in various parts of the world, like the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and others. It's played on a large grass-covered field, where two teams of nine players compete against each other. But you already knew this, right? Don't go, we have more.
Have you already read the fun facts we gathered for you? That's right! Above the pictures to color we placed very interesting information about baseball, so that when you paint you not only develop your artistic skills, but also gain new knowledge. Two for one!
The time has come to step onto the field, the crowd goes wild, because they know the Coloring Together team is one of the best. And our star player is you! We're sure all our points will be thanks to your drawings. So, will you help us achieve victory?
Learn while coloring Baseball
- The longest baseball game took place in the Minor Leagues, in 1981, where 33 innings were played. That's a whole lot! The Rochester Red Wings faced the Pawtucket Red Sox.
- The baseball player Dwight Gooden is the youngest player to win the “Cy Young Award”, at just 20 years old he won the award in 1985.
- Pitchers in baseball can achieve great feats! Like Nolan Ryan, who threw the ball at 100.9 miles per hour on August 24, 1974, a time when he pitched for the California Angels.
- Luke Appling, the shortstop of the Chicago White Sox, hit 14 consecutive foul balls in 1930, against the pitches of Dizzy Trout of the Detroit Tigers.
- Joe Nuxhall took part in the Major Leagues when he was just 15 years old in 1944, which makes him the youngest baseball player.
- One of the players who got hit by the most pitches in the 1960s was Ron Hunt, who was hit by the ball 243 times.
- The Colombian Luis Castro was the first Latino to enter the Major Leagues, in 1902.
- The oldest player to take part in the Major Leagues was Leroy Paige, when he was 59 years old. And he was still playing! That's incredible.
- Do you think it's possible for someone to play 2,131 games in a row? Well, the ballplayer Cal Ripken Jr. achieved this feat in 1995.
- The longest home run in history was hit by Mickey Mantle, who reached a distance of 193 meters. The ball sure landed far away!
- Baseball isn't a sport just for tall people, in fact, short people are also able to play, do you know why? Because in the Major Leagues there played Eddie Gaedel, a player who barely reached one meter in height. He sure was small!
- Do you know what the most popular food at baseball stadiums is? Hot dogs! During the major league of 2014, baseball fans ate 21,357,316 hot dogs. Incredible!
- Jimmy Piersall of the Boston Red Sox inspired the book Fear Strikes Out, which tells the story of his battle with bipolar disorder. How cool!
- Do you think women have nothing to do with baseball? False! In 1989 Gayle Gardner became the first woman to broadcast Major League events for a television network, which was without a doubt a great step for women around the world.
- On August 26, 1939, the first professional baseball game was televised, where Brooklyn and Cincinnati faced off in a doubleheader.
