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4worldlovers: Player of the week goes to Frank Ramos who was 6 for 11 with 5RBI'S and 2 Homeruns in the championship game!

4worldlovers: The San Jose Giants played their final game before the All-Star break on Sunday evening and suffered a 1–0 loss to the host Fresno Grizzlies at Chukchansi Park. Fresno’s Jamari Baylor hit a second-inning solo homer to account for the only run as the Grizzlies won five of six games in the series. The Giants (44–37 overall, 4–11 second half) were blanked for a second straight contest after getting shutout only once in their first 79 games this season.

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We are proud to offer a program that allows serious baseball players to advance their skills through training programs and tournament play. Our program runs from 10U to 18U and grows with the players age and ability. A young player will begin their career in the California Bulldogs where we will expand on what has been taught in league play such as Little League and Pony. Bulldog Baseball will help condition and prepare your player for college placement. The San Jose Baseball Training Center prides itself on its long history on successful college baseball placements. This website will provide all of the information about the coaches, our history, the training that is available and how to tryout for one of our tournament teams. Take some time and if you are interested you can contact us from the contact us

You don't have to be the best ball player when joining us, you just need to have the ability to learn and show a clear appetite for the sport. We will take that and foster the enthusiasm working with the player to grow their skills. We offer various programs that focus on hitting, defense and pitching, all designed to enhance the players skill while still cultivating their love of the game.

The longer our Bulldog baseball teams exist the better they get. We focus on player development, working with the players to enhance their all around capabilties in their early years of development. Introducing them to new positions and continually assessing their progress with our baseball trainers. Once their basic skills are established natural tendencies start to show and we work on guiding those tendancies and placing the players in the position that they can succeed in.

The Bulldogs program of today was founded in Southern California as Ernie Sarinana wanted to develop his coaching skills during the off-season of his playing career. The California Rockies were based out of Walnut California and were built around a heavy training ethic run out of Pro's school of Baseball. After three successful seasons, Ernie moved to Northern California and the San Jose area in 2000. Here he established the California Bulldogs travel team. Initially the Bulldogs were based around a field practice methodology and minimal traveling in the San Francisco Bay Area. As the program grew and multiple age groups were introduced the teams success increased from both a player development and competitive results perspective. In 2005 The Bulldogs found a permanent home, an indoor facility that allowed pitching and hitting practice year round regardless of weather, as well as provide a base of operations for the growing sports team. In 2009 the California Bulldogs partnered with one of the leading College Development programs in the country. This led to a series of elite teams being built that were specifically designed to play at the highest competitive level and attend showcases around the country to show off their talents to college and professional scouts. In 2016 San Jose Baseball Training made its next generational leap joining with another Elite team to offer the next level in competitive development and exposure for its High School athletes. Today the Bulldogs offer programs suited to each age group, from basic skills development for junior players, advanced skill and position training for middle school age players, to advanced skills, mental approach and college preparation for high school players.

We are all to aware that work and no play does not lead to the desired outcome. We believe in maintaining a balance of fun and hard work. Too many young prospects are lost to the games pressures and stresses. Part of player development includes helping with the mental aspects of the game and stressing that this is just a game.