Ron Reggio

Baseball Coach

About Coach

Growing up in Brooklyn, Ron was the catcher for one of the city’s most successful sandlot teams, winning six leagues and eliminating three playoff games. Two of his teammates, Lee Mazzilli and Dallas Williams, went on to play in the big leagues. Ron attended The Dalton School on a football scholarship, earning All Ivy and second team All City honors. He then accepted a baseball scholarship to the University of Scranton, where he led the team in home runs and RBIs during his senior year. In 1980, Ron was invited to spring training as a walk-on by the Pittsburgh Pirates but decided to pursue a career in television instead.

Over the next 20 years, Ron worked for MLB Productions on shows like This Week in Baseball and The Baseball Bunch, while also producing World Series films and documentaries. He created Yankees Magazine for MSG Network, a long-running and highly regarded sports show. After retiring from playing baseball at 33, Ron transitioned to coaching, starting with a 15-16 year-old team in the inaugural year of the Joe Torre Little League in Brooklyn. He later coached his daughter’s team at Amity Little League for several seasons.

Baseball Experience

Catcher on Brooklyn's Top Sandlot Team, winning six leagues and eliminating three playoff games.
Invited to Pittsburgh Pirates Spring Training as a walk-on in 1980 after leading the University of Scranton in home runs and RBIs.
20-Year Career with MLB Productions, working on iconic shows like This Week in Baseball and producing World Series films and documentaries.
Created Yankees Magazine for MSG Network, a long-running and well-regarded sports show.
All Ivy and Second Team All City honors in high school football at The Dalton School.
Coached the Inaugural Joe Torre Little League Team, contributing to youth baseball in Brooklyn.
Continued Coaching in Amity Little League for several years, developing players at multiple levels.

Career Highlights

Notable Achievements

Invited to Pittsburgh Pirates Spring Training

As a walk-on in 1980, after leading the University of Scranton in home runs and RBIs, demonstrating his skill and potential as a player.

Coached the Inaugural Joe Torre Little League Team

Contributing to youth baseball development in Brooklyn and showcasing his ability to mentor and lead young players.

Led the University of Scranton Baseball Team in Home Runs and RBIs

During his senior year, demonstrating his offensive prowess and leadership on the field at the collegiate level.

Your Game Plan for Success

4 Easy Steps to Get Your Player More Game Time

STEP 1: JOIN A TEAM

Browse our list of upcoming competitive tournaments and choose one that fits your schedule and skill level

STEP 2: Sign Up and Submit a Video

Register your player, upload a short video showcasing their skills, and secure their spot on the team. This ensures fair competition and that every player is matched to the appropriate competitive skill level

STEP 3: Receive Acceptance and Tournament Info

Once your player is accepted, you’ll receive all the details about the tournament, including schedules, team information, and what to expect on game day

STEP 4: Gear Up, Play, and Enjoy

Show up to the tournament, meet your coaches and teammates, and receive your team gear. Then, watch your child thrive as they step onto the field, have fun, and make lasting memories, all while improving their skills.