Batting Helmets: Safety is a paramount concern of the League. Every player is expected to purchase their own batting helmet as soon as practicable. DO NOT USE (or even ask to use) someone else's batting helmet. Batting helmets are required for all batters, baserunners and "Batboys". Helmets should have double earflaps, but the helmet must have an earflap that faces the pitcher. League batting helmets are available for use at the risk of the user and should not be used if the helmet is cracked or does not have full pads. The League batting helmets typically have a white "M" or the "M-Ball" emblem on the front. Base coaches are ENCOURAGED to wear batting helmets.

Catcher's Helmets: Catchers are encouraged to wear a skull cap or helmet.

Bats: During games, players must use a wooden bat. Every player is expected to purchase their own bat as soon as practicable. DO NOT USE (or even ask to use) someone else's bat. League bats are available for use at the risk of the user and should not be used if the bat is cracked. The League bats typically have a florescent orange knob at the handle end.

Uniforms. Every player should take pride in their participation and appearance. Every player must purchase and wear a baseball cap and MLB batting practice jersey, with sleeves, which matches the major league "Diamond Collection" batting jersey for their team. Unless excused by the Commissioner, every player must wear baseball pants. Any player who does not wear a proper uniform, and wear it properly, may be challenged by any league official and may be prevented from playing until they conform to this rule, but still will be charged for the game. No team roster assignment shall be "official" unless and until appropriate compliance with this uniform requirement is demonstrated. After 3 games, any player receiving a tentative team assignment who has not demonstrated appropriate compliance with this uniform requirement is subject immediately to being returned to the taxi squad.