TC Baseball announces details for 2019 Domingo Ayala Tour

FORT COLLINS, Colo. – In one of the all-time upsets in sports history, beloved YouTube baseball mainstay Domingo Ayala has yet to be signed to a major league deal – their loss is your gain, as Triple Crown Sports has announced plans for eight stops on the 2019 TC Baseball Domingo Ayala Tour.

This will be the fourth year TC baseball and Domingo have joined forces. He has performed in a variety of settings, from indoor sports facilities, sports complexes, youth baseball fundraisers, corporate events and even in MLB locker rooms.  Ayala’s unconventional journey to excellence provides a great deal of comedic material that sports fans have embraced over the years.

His batting and pitching stats are awe-inspiring, as are the following numbers:

YouTube: Over 175 videos, 33 million+ views and 160,000 subscribers
Facebook: More than 265,000 followers
Instagram: 218,000 followers
Twitter: 82,500 followers

Here’s the schedule for the 2019 Domingo Ayala TCS Tour:

March 16 – Arizona Spring Championships, Phoenix
May 26 – Bend, OR Elks Memorial Day Tournament
June 13-14 – Omaha SlumpBuster, Session 1
June 20-21 – Omaha SlumpBuster, Session 3
July 5 – Big South Regional Championship, Nashville TN
July 16 – U.S. Club Nationals, Atlanta
July 22 – TCS World Series, Park City, UT
July 30 – TCS World Series, Steamboat Springs, CO

“Triple Crown Baseball has always pushed the margins when it comes to what a tournament experience can look like, and we are very pleased to partner with Domingo Ayala for yet another season,” said Sean Hardy, VP of Sports at TCS. “His skills as a player are only topped by his abilities as an entertainer, and his command of an audience creates that extra level of fun for all ages.”

Look for details on upcoming appearances at www.domingobeisbol.com

About Domingo Ayala

At the age of 2, Domingo Ayala started playing baseball. It wasn't long after that when he became one of the best players in his hometown of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. In his pursuit to make it to the MLB, Ayala packed his bags and moved to the United States.

Now, the self-proclaimed best baseball player in the world still claims to be 17 years old. Though many believe him to be slightly older, no one has seen a birth certificate to disprove his claim. As he travels the world teaching baseball, his ultimate goal is still to make it to the big leagues.

About Triple Crown Sports

Based in Fort Collins, CO., Triple Crown Sports has been producing college and youth events for more than 35 years, with more than 90 events scheduled for 2019 in the arenas of youth baseball, fastpitch, basketball, lacrosse and volleyball. The TCS footprint includes both the preseason and postseason WNIT basketball events and the men’s and women’s Cancun Challenge tournaments in November. Triple Crown is also powering “WNIT” concept events in D-I softball (NISC) and volleyball (NIVC), with those two events debuting in 2017. TCS youth fastpitch tournaments (including the 900-team Sparkler/Fireworks event) draw the nation’s finest club programs, and hundreds of college coaches attend TCS events for recruiting purposes.