He didn’t wear a cup to force himself to instinctively get his glove in front of the ball, and never once had an issue behind the plate. But in his last-ever baseball game — the back-end of a ...

baseball and football, according to the study. “I don’t know if there’s invincibility, but it’s painfully clear that today’s millennial generation approaches wearing a protective cup ...

They can be worn when your child plays baseball, football ... polyester spacer sliding pad offers added protection. Protective Athletic Cup is designed to provide protection for boys who refuse ...

A 7-year-old has a lot to remember before his summer baseball games ... a time when a 1st grader’s only experience with a protective cup came when his older brother, the catcher, made him ...

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Who would play baseball and face a fastball and not wear a cup? This is something that, in my opinion, is a men's health issue." A man getting hit in the crotch has been such a staple of lowbrow ...

To prevent severe pain and potentially life-altering injuries, most baseball players at all levels wear an athletic supporter — a jockstrap plus a hard plastic cup — over their sensitive male ...

Ken Griffey Jr. missed a game when his protective cup slipped and pinched a testicle ... Outfielder Moises Alou, who came from a proud baseball family, injured his knee falling off a treadmill ...

Baseball players don’t wear much equipment. Glove, spikes and a batting helmet at the plate.