This is our second year now going to the 3R Hitting Club. Coach Dan K. has done a fantastic job as…read moremy grandson's Instructor. At age 15 (Sophomore) he is leading his Section for RBIs and Runs score. He is also ranked #1 in Pennsylvania for RBIs and ranked #11 in the Commonwealth for runs score. My grandson hit his first Grand Slam yesterday too. He could not have done it without the help and expertise of the 3R Hitting Club. They are the "best".

From the owner: Phone answers 24/7…read more We offer personalized instruction for individuals, groups, and teams in both baseball and softball. Most of our Instructors have been playing, coaching, and teaching the game for over 40 years. They work with all aspects of the game. Whether it be hitting, pitching, catching, fielding, or attitude; we cover anything and everything. 3R has instructed players as young as 5 years old and as experienced as 74 years old. Text for the fastest response.

Magee is a public playground in Greenfield near the Greenfield Bridge. It is a nice community…read morefacility with the most noteworthy feature the ball field and stands. This hosts Pittsburgh Sports League softball and other events. The facilities are available to young and old and extensively used. Often the older softball players end up at Hough's on a pleasant evening. It is great to have these gems within walking distance of one another.

I was just thinking about some of the places I used to frequent when I was in my 20s and single…read more Don't let the name fool you. Magee Playground is more than just swingsets and slides. Magee Playground is the name for the entire park and it includes a pool, field house, tennis and basketball courts and softball fields. It's a great park that serves the neighborhood well.

I always enjoy coming to PNC Park, and this visit was a little different for me since I usually sit…read morein club seats but had tickets in Section 332 this time. The line to get in was definitely long, but once we made it through security, it was such a nice surprise that everyone received a bobblehead. That was a huge improvement compared to the Pittsburgh Pirates Mac Miller bobblehead night, where I didn't receive one even with club tickets. The seats in Section 332 were great--easy to access and offered a really good view of the game. Even with the rain delay, the park handled things pretty well overall. The only downside was the ground level area, which got very crowded and a bit difficult to move through, but that's to be expected with weather delays and big crowds. I usually make it to a game about once a week during the summer, and experiences like this are exactly why I keep coming back. Always a fun time at the ballpark!

I have been a visitor of PNC Park off and on for about 12 years, but somehow I did not have a…read moreprevious Yelp review for it... PNC Park opened in 2001 and is the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team. I have attended a couple of Pirates games here (I should attend more!), and I have enjoyed the beautiful views of the Allegheny River and city skyscrapers and not quite as much the losing performance of the Pirates... Most recently my husband's company held a holiday party in the Pittsburgh Baseball Club (PBC/C) Level, an indoor climate-controlled concourse. We had access to three private bars--Wigle Whiskey, Wigle Reserve, and City of Champions Bourbon--as well as concession stands--Il Forno Pizza, Bierbauer's Grill, Tenders Love Chicken, Bridges Burger Company, and a pasta station. The level also included lounge areas, pool tables, etcetera. We enjoyed eating the Rudolph's Spritzer (limoncello, vodka, cranberry juice, and Sprite), cheese and pepperoni pizza, nachos (which came in a cute mini Pirates hat!), chicken and vegan tenders with fries (the vegan tenders actually tasted decent), and sugar and toffee cookies. However, the made-to-order tortellini with vodka sauce and bacon was extremely oily, so we ate little of it. The employees spoke nicely with us, and I got to pose with The Pirate Parrot and the Pirate Pierogi Jalapeño Hannah. This company party also included a brief tour of the stadium. We saw the hallways, field, dugout, and clubhouse (locker room, coaches' offices, training area, etc. but with NO photos or videos allowed).

My son has been playing baseball here for about 4 years now. I played little league and it was…read morenothing like how it is now. That's what I'm impressed with here in Plum. Their fields are in great condition, they have a good program for kids starting out and it just keeps getting bigger when they get older. Another difference is the uniforms. I got a t-shirt with some guys plumbing company down the street on the front of the shirt and a cap. Now they get very nice uniforms of pro teams. I'm jealous. I would have loved being in this Plum program when I was a kid. When my son was 6 I thought that he got good coaching and learned a lot from his coaches here. The older he gets it's harder to find that. Some coaches are really good at teaching and some are not. I can't complain because this is volunteer and I really wish I could coach but the times that I work would not allow that for me unfortunately. My only complaint would be two things. Some of the games go on way too long. Which leads me to my second complaint in 8pm games for kids. My son was 7 and played games at 8pm and we would get home at 1030 almost 11pm on a school night! He is 9 almost 10 now and it's the same thing. It's really cool playing games under the lights but they are so tired the next day and this isn't good for a school night. Some games just keep going on and on because the kids can't get outs. This needs fixed. Overall I think Plum does a good job here with their baseball program. I would have loved it when I was a kid. Just needs a few tweaks.

Gardner field is a sandlot baseball field in Pittsburgh's Troy Hill section. It is down the street…read morefrom North Catholic and Frank's Pizza and Chicken. It is a site listed in the Pittsburgh Sports League Directory and a popular meeting spot for community activities.

Went to some art in the park thing here. It was pretty cool. There was all kinds of artistic items…read moreyou could buy from paintings, to jewelry to household items that were handmade. A lot of creativity in one place. And these people aren't just from Pittsburgh but from surrounding states and cities as well. It was cool to see a variety of artistic talent all in one beautiful park. There were food vendors here too! I should have got some macaroni and cheese or Italian ice! Damn! :)

Mellon Park is perfectly situated on Fifth Avenue because when I lived in Regent Square, we would…read moreoften walk over for picnics and events being held here. When I moved to Bloomfield, we were still able to make the walk and enjoy the urban landscope in the center of two busy city neighborhoods (Shadyside & Point Breeze). There are different entrances and the park actually has space on either side of Fifth Avenue. Lots of lush greenery and gardens to walk and enjoy. Certain parts have Victorian-era England vibes.

First time coming here with my 6 month old son! He loved the swings and this park is in great…read morecondition. Be sure to bring a mask for Covid protection as there are signs posted.

Went for a walk after work I was really impressed with the park it was really relaxing and well…read moremaintained. It's a nice park to take the family for a picnic lots to do for the kids there's a nice playground with a castle in it. I didn't play frisbee golf but the course looked really nice. I was really impressed how well maintained the park is plus the restrooms are clean if your in the area it's worth stopping.

Worst dog park ever. I think the photo says it all...no wonder there was no one there. If you…read morelive next door, have an approved breed, and your dog completes a full medical and psychological evaluation, you might be able to get through the gate. I don't have pits, but my dogs' best friends are bully breeds. I'd boycott this place for rule #7 alone. And it's not even very big. You suck, Green Tree Dog Park.

Wonderfully maintained public park with:…read more -a grassy field area for anyone to play, practice, picnic, etc! -football and baseball fields (local youth teams practice and play here so the fields are probably reserved for them) - a street hockey rink - a fenced-in playground area for the kids - a fenced-in dog park for Green Tree residents ONLY (application required) - walking paths around the fields (Google the phrase 'map of Green Tree park' for mileage calculations of the trails) - a spacious, well-maintained parking lot very close to all of the above sections of the park They also hold a Farmers Market in the summer/fall as part of the city-wide initiative to offer fresh produce and local foods/treats to its residents from local farmers and local businesses. I have not gone yet but I plan on it this year and will take pics when I do!