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Fields of Dreams

By Robert Nelson May 13, 2004

The argument is simple enough: Metro Phoenix is the world's... More >>>

7 Images

Lou Klimchock, who played 12 years in the majors,
coaches a club baseball team that includes his grandson,
Mitchell Nay. Klimchock is also director of the 300-
member Arizona Major League Alumni Association.

Former Diamondbacks and now Red Sox pitching great
Curt Schilling played at Shadow Mountain High School.

Top left: Ken Phelps, longtime pro and club-ball coach, is now the radio color commentator for the Diamondbacks. Top right: Mark Verstegen founded Athletes' Performance. Above: Diamondback Matt Kata (right) works out with trainer Craig Friedman at Athletes' Performance in Tempe.

The Yankees of the CNLL coach pitch league prepare to bat during a recent game.

Both Rob Kirk (left) and Lawrence Vega (right) coach
more than one Little League team in Chandler National.

Kids test training equipment at a recent Little League
event in Chandler.

Top: The CNLL AA Cardinals give a cheer to their opponents after a tough loss. Above: Temperatures touch 100 degrees during a recent weekend game in the East Valley.

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Lou Klimchock, who played 12 years in the majors,
coaches a club baseball team that includes his grandson,
Mitchell Nay. Klimchock is also director of the 300-
member Arizona Major League Alumni Association.

Lou Klimchock, who played 12 years in the majors, coaches a club baseball team that includes his grandson, Mitchell Nay. Klimchock is also director of the 300- member Arizona Major League Alumni Association.

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