Baseball TV France turns four: thank you!
April 2021 marked the start of a beautiful journey: Baseball TV France was born with a clear ambition — to thrill Division 1 fans through a dedicated app for broadcasting games. Four years later, success is here, and we’re celebrating this anniversary together!
Since its inception, the project has kept growing: a loyal and passionate community has formed, a website was launched to host all the app’s articles, and a strong partnership with France Baseball now allows access to complete Division 1 statistics. A true team effort for Francophone baseball!
Today, over 7,000 app downloads have been recorded, with 4,400 in France and the rest spread across the globe. From Australia to Canada, via the United States, Japan, and Central America, the passion for baseball and Francophonie shines internationally. The map below proves it!
On the content side, Division 1 articles remain your favorites, with over 500 readers per publication, counted whenever an article is read to the end. As for broadcasts, La Rochelle and Rouen’s games top the live streaming charts.
The website isn’t far behind, with over 12,000 visits per month! A notable fact: the United States generates the most traffic (26%), followed by France. The Live TV page remains the most visited, proof that the love for live action hasn’t waned!
We extend a huge thank you to all visitors, readers, and viewers who have supported us from the start. You’re the reason this project keeps moving forward, always with the same passion… and always as volunteers!
🎉 To celebrate these four years of shared baseball, we’re launching a special anniversary contest:
🏆 Prize to win:
A baseball signed by Mathias Lacombe!
🧠 The question:
A baseball is pitched at 162 km/h towards a batter. They hit it back at 178 km/h, with a 35° angle to the horizontal. Neglecting air resistance, how far in meters does the ball fall to the ground?
🎯 The closest to the correct answer wins! In case of a tie, the date and time of submission will decide.
📅 Contest ends: May 15, 2025, midnight
📩 Send your answer by email to: redaction@baseballtv.fr or via our social media messaging (Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn)
Good luck to everyone… and long live French baseball! ⚾🇫🇷
