“Baseball is the only field of endeavor where a man can succeed three times out of ten and be considered a good performer.”
The Idea
Baseball 365 was opened on December 1st, 2010 by two brothers who live and breathe baseball 24/7, 365 days a year. We were increasingly frustrated with the lack of places in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area that players could go to purchase quality equipment from people who knew what they were talking about. We made the decision to fill this void and open a store completely devoted to the game we love. The game of baseball is timeless, truly the best game in the world. We are thrilled to be doing something in the field we love, and are eager to use our knowledge to assist the next generation of ballplayers.
Who We Are
Baseball 365 is your year-round headquarters for fielding gloves, batting gloves, catchers gear and other catchers equipment, wood bats, BBCOR bats, senior league bats, fastpitch bats, little league bats, slowpitch bats, baseball & softball pants, baseball & softball molded & metal cleats, batting helmets, and many other baseball accessories.
Along with carrying a full line of baseball, fastpitch, and slowpitch equipment, apparel, and accessories, Baseball 365 also carries sports cards and baseball memorabilia, as well as offering professional glove re-stringing, and team uniform customization
Nate Cousins
Nate Cousins is one of the winningest Townball pitchers in Minnesota state history and the current Minnesota Class A amateur leader in Wins. Nate has an amateur career record of 165-75 with a 2.00 ERA and over 1300 strikeouts, while throwing over 1700 innings with 109 complete games, including 34 shutouts and 6 no-hitters in Class A “Townball”. Nate is a 6-time Park National League All-Star and has pitched in the MN Class A State Tournament with 3 different teams, leading the Baseball 365 team to a 3rd place state finish in 2021, and a 2nd place state finish in 2022.
Ryan Cousins
After playing Legion baseball for the Moorhead Blues, Ryan went on to play amateur baseball for the Moorhead Miners. After leading the Miners to the championship game of the 2004 Class C State Tournament by hitting a team leading .323, Ryan moved down to the Cities to join his brother and play in the Park National League. He has appeared in both the Class A and Class C State Tournaments. Ryan has hit 15 career Townball homeruns.
