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Going Balls

This ball is ready for a crazy ride in Going Balls! A series of fun roads are waiting for you and the little shiny ball. Are you ready to pass through these roads and enjoy the fun graphics alongside the challenging gameplay?

There are endless levels of platforms created exclusively for this little ball in this game. Up in the sky, you will roll the balls on the road and try to reach the finish line at each level. Starting from level 1, you will see many levels in different atmospheres. The background will change, and there will be rich sceneries to take a look at in the advanced rounds. Likely, the obstacles on the road will alter, and there will be bigger challenges. No more support bars on the sides, huge hammers that are rotating around the road, ramps to jump over, etc. When you successfully pass the levels and collect the coins during the ride, you can unlock new skins with those coins, too. Now, just keep pushing the ball forward by using the arrow keys and see how many levels your adventure will last!

If you enjoyed rotating this fun ball game with amazing 3D graphics, you should also check out Bouncy Go to go on having fun!

2Play developed Going Balls.

Release Date

January 19, 2022

3D colorful graphics

Endless levels

Intuitive skills

Relaxing yet challenging game experience

Addictive gameplay

Skins to unlock

You can use the arrow keys to move the ball.

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20 Essentials to Pack for Tournaments

20 Essentials to Pack for Tournaments- Always be ready to hit the road for a travel or local sports tournament with this checklist of 20 essentials you just can’t forget to pack. Whether it’s packing for a baseball tournament , softball, football, soccer, or something else, this list will help you remember all of the important items that are easily forgotten!

When my son played rec baseball packing for games was a piece of cake. All of my game gear lived in the trunk, I just slapped some sunscreen on the fam and headed to the field.  Now that he plays on a travel team, packing for a baseball tournament is a whole new adventure. Every weekend, several days at a time, we’re in another city, and occasionally in another state. It’s not unusual to spend days at a field in a strange town, and nights in a hotel room. Sure, I pack all of the necessary basics, but I have been known to forget several important items, and having to make a stop at the local big box store isn’t exactly my idea of a fun trip. It took several tournament weekends to get my baseball packing just right.

If you’re a travel ball mom, or if your older child is playing at college showcases, you will likely be spending many days on the road this summer.

20 Essentials to Pack for Travel Tournaments

For the games:.

While many tournament rules do not allow coolers on the fields, you should be able to keep one in your car. Fill it with ice and keep your drinks and snacks cool. If coolers are allowed then a good one with wheels is great.

If you’re a camping family, or spend a lot of time at tournaments, consider stepping it up and getting a Yeti cooler. The price is steep, but this isn’t your standard plastic cooler – it will last forever, and can keep food and drink cold for days (literally)! They have a wheeled Yeti cooler , but all several other options to consider with both hard and soft sides(including new colors).

Summers can be hot and humid and that means bugs! Protect your family with a good repellent. Choose a DEET free one that is natural, like Bug Soother .

My son always gets chapped lips in the hot sun, having a tube of lip balm in his bat bag is a must to keep him comfortable.

An easy to apply, high SPF spray bottle of sunscreen in your child’s bat bag, another for you.

One for each person not playing. Coleman makes great camping chairs which do just fine on the sidelines, too. Bleachers are not your friends, your back will thank me later!

This is crucial for hot days, or rainy days! Keep cool and dry under an easy to put up canopy and come back and if you have extra space, share with another family! Consider one with a single wall which helps on windy days and when the sun is low in the morning or late afternoon.

Parking fees, entry fees, and concessions, many of these are cash only! Take some cash to avoid a trip to the ATM.

Nowadays, hand wipes and hand sanitizer are a must. The bathrooms could be too far away, lines may be too long, they could be out of soap, or all of the above.

The kid’s version and some for the grown-ups too.

Keep several wet rags in a baggie in your cooler for the sweltering hot days. A nice, cold hand towel is a game changer for kids and parents alike. Your players, their teammates, and even the other parents will be so grateful.

Fill with ice from your cooler in case of injuries. Ziplock bags that have a zipper are far easier to open and close – they last longer than sandwich bags, too.

Injuries happen! We used to carry band-aids and anti-bacterial cream, but a well prepared, compact first aid kit is far more useful. Check out The Solo by MyMedic – you’ll be able to handle sprains, cuts, scrapes, stings and just about anything else the kids or Mother Nature throw at you!

This is not the time to enforce your electronic device ban, give them the iPad, iPod or whatever it takes to keep them busy while their big brother plays a 2 hour game.

For Traveling:

Will you be gone longer than overnight? Laundry detergent made to get out the stains and smells of your little athletes is a must! Include a small bottle of detergent and stain treatment to keep those uniforms clean. If you don’t have a washer at  your hotel, liquid detergent is important to wash in the sink.

You may need to air dry the uniforms, typically the hangers at the hotel don’t measure up. There’s plenty of reasonably priced hangars that can do the job.

Hotel room floors may or may not be the cleanest, keep your tootsies free from germs with a comfy pair of machine washable slippers !

Magazines or books. I’ve been reading the Magnolia story . There will be down time, keep yourself busy!

18. iPad or MacBook Air with Streaming Service

Hotel T.V. can be downright bad! An iPad or MacBook Air plus a streaming service like Netflix, Prime Video or Apple TV solves all of that. All you need is WiFi and you’re a mobile entertainment center!

It sounds like a given, but I have actually forgotten to take a baseball bag to tournaments when traveling. A nice large tote can hold your wallet, keys, sunglasses, etc., plus several water bottles, extra undershirts for your player and so much more. Our fave, which was designed with beach days in mind, has several pockets, a keychain clip, and even has a bottle opener!

Well where are you going to carry all of the above? A collapsible wagon is a lifesaver when packing for a baseball tournament, or any other tourney! A wagon is great in a pinch it can even hold a young whining sibling! Just kidding-sort of.

When packing for a baseball tournament or any other kind, make sure to include these essentials in your bag! What other items would you add to this list?

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Barbara is the mom behind the blog. She began writing in 2012 as the creator of Hello Life, a craft & lifestyle blog. As life evolved, and her kids became more involved in sports, she aimed to create a site that would resonate with moms like her, and in 2017 Modern Sports Mom was born. Like many of today’s mamas, she loves being creative, cooking, and fashion, and when there are a few minutes to spare, a good book. A baseball and football mom, she is fueled by her strong faith, dedication to her family, and coffee. Lots and lots of coffee! Barbara lives in California with her husband, kids, dog, and cat.

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Train with REO Speedwagon and Yacht Rock Revue in Concert

Iconic hitmakers Train and REO Speedwagon join forces for a stellar co-headlining tour this summer. The diamond-selling bands will be hitting the road on the Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour, bringing together Train’s critically-acclaimed catalog of global hits with REO Speedwagon’s vast collection of timeless classics for an unforgettable night of music, high energy, and fun that transcends generations. With more than 50 million albums sold worldwide, 32 songs on Billboard’s Hot 100, and 28 albums on the Billboard 200 albums chart between them, fans nationwide will have a chance to witness epic sets from two of the hardest-working, fun-loving, non-stop touring bands as they perform hours of hits featuring chart-topping anthems and timeless fan favorites.

To celebrate the highly anticipated Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour, Train and REO Speedwagon will take the stage at LA’s famed Whisky a Go Go nightclub on the Sunset Strip in February for an intimate sneak preview concert that is not to be missed. Of the tour, Train frontman Pat Monahan shared, “When I was younger I heard a band called REO Speedwagon and fell in love with their numerous, infectious hit songs. Years later I met Kevin Cronin, and thank goodness he’s as great a person as he is a songwriter. This tour won’t just be a great time with great people, but a tour that will have a ton of familiar songs to most generations. I will be wishing I was in the audience as much as I’ll love being on the stage.” REO Speedwagon’s Kevin Cronin said, “Pat Monahan and I have done several benefit shows over the years, and now we get to take out our bands for a summer full of music and fun. I love the idea of bringing together people of all ages, who share a common love for well-crafted songs and high energy live performances. The REO boys are stoked about this tour.

Going Balls 12+

How far can you roll the ball‪‬, supersonic studios ltd, designed for ipad.

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• 4.4 • 943 Ratings
• Offers In-App Purchases

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*** From the creators of GyroSphere *** A road full of unexpected obstacles lies ahead in this challenging rolling ball platformer! Ready for a fun ride? Features: • Easy, one-finger swipe ball control • A funny collection of balls to play with • Inventive and more treacherous tasks at every turn • Remove unsolicited ads available

Version 1.1.117

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Ratings and Reviews

943 Ratings

Ads too much

Ads are everywhere especially when you loose

For all of you idiots who are condemning the game

This game was very amazing in 2022. Like, bro you can do races with other people without WiFi and if you want to play it without ads, turn off your data, fool! This game should not be insulted. Even if they repeat stages, it won’t be until many levels and the trickiness makes it even better. Stop acting like pains and think about the hard work that people put into making this game. If you want to know, learn programming(which will take a long time) and spend months or even years making the game. I can’t stand here and watch you all discriminate this game. It’s way better than some of the games you play. My votes on Going Balls. !!!!!Going Balls!!! 🙂🙂🙂 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

Nice game but….

This game has the ability to calm my nerve for real but now I’m bored because there are no new levels. It’s like levels 1-10 is the same as 11-20. At least there should be a transition. It seem way too easy for me and I can practically tell the next level after the other 🤦‍♀️

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MLB ballpark road trip ideas for the 2023 season

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Thinking about planning an MLB ballpark road trip in 2023? We’re here to help.

Major League Baseball has already released the 2023 schedule, allowing all of us to get an early start on ballpark road trip planning.

And this slate comes with a very interesting new wrinkle: For the first time ever, every team will play every other team. While this is a definite break from tradition in a very traditional sport, it does offer fans new opportunities to see their favorite teams in different places.

While it’s certainly fun to follow a team on a lengthy road trip, the ballpark itineraries we offer here are targeted for a different audience: the “ballpark chaser,” or someone who wants to visit as many parks as possible over a limited timeframe (less than a week).

Whether you’ve made it your goal to visit every major-league ballpark or you just want to experience a few different cities, we hope these ideas can inspire you to get going on your road trip planning.

Longtime readers of this blog know that we do road trip suggestions for all the major leagues each season, including the NFL , NBA and NHL . We find it much easier to find good road trip itineraries in baseball because of the fact that the teams play nearly every day, so if anything, let this guide be a jumping-off point to finding an itinerary that works for your specific schedule.

If you’re new to the idea of baseball trip planning, you can also check out our standing guide to putting together a good MLB ballpark road trip .

Like the other leagues, we try to apply a few ground rules to these itineraries:

• We looked to pack as many games into as small a timeframe as possible, at least considering typical travel times by car (we won’t suggest you travel cross-country for games on back-to-back days, for instance).
• We try to look only at trips where you’re traveling in the same general direction as you go from city to city (so no zig-zagging around).
• We tried to limit the number of times you see a particular team to twice.
• We looked only at minimum four-city trips, because longer trips are always more fun.
• Because starting times can fluctuate, it’s possible that scheduled day games can impact travel. However, in nearly all of the below cases, itineraries can be stretched out by a day or two to allow for a less hectic travel schedule.

Ready to get inspired? Here are our ideas for MLB ballpark road trips in 2023.

1) The Midwest opener

Wednesday, April 5: Braves at Cardinals Thursday, April 6: Giants at White Sox Friday, April 7: Rangers at Cubs Saturday, April 8: Cardinals at Brewers Sunday, April 9: Astros at Twins

Opening Day in 2023 is on March 30, but if you wait a week, you can take this spin up the Midwest to check off five different ballparks: Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Guaranteed Rate Field and Wrigley Field in Chicago, American Family Field in Milwaukee and Target Field in Minneapolis.

One note: The Brewers game on April 8 begins at 6:10 p.m. local time, while the Twins game the following day is slated for a 1:10 p.m. first pitch. If that turnaround is too difficult, the Twins also play at home on Monday, April 10 — also a 1:10 p.m. first pitch against the White Sox.

Citi Field (Photo credit: Christopher Lopez)

2) From Midwest to East

Monday, April 24: Rangers at Reds Tuesday, April 25: Rockies at Guardians Wednesday, April 26: Dodgers at Pirates Thursday, April 27: Mariners at Phillies* Friday, April 28: Braves at Mets Saturday, April 29: Guardians at Red Sox

Check off a slew of parks on this weeklong trip that begins in Ohio and winds all the way to Massachusetts. You’ll make stops at Cincinnati’s Great American Ball Park , Cleveland’s Progressive Field , Pittsburgh’s PNC Park , Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park , New York’s Citi Field and Boston’s Fenway Park . Whew!

One quick-turnaround alert: The Mariners-Phillies game is an afternoon contest. Coming off a night game in Pittsburgh, perhaps you’d prefer to make the stop in Philly optional.

This ballpark road trip idea is customizable in a couple ways. The Nationals are hosting a weekend series against the Pirates at Nationals Park April 28-30, so you could head south from Pittsburgh or Philly instead of north. Also, if the idea of seeing Citi Field but not Yankee Stadium bugs you, spend the weekend in NYC and hit up Guardians-Yankees in the Bronx on Monday, May 1.

3) The West Coast holiday trip

Monday, May 29: Braves at Athletics Tuesday, May 30: Pirates at Giants Wednesday, May 31: Nationals at Dodgers Friday, June 2: Cubs at Padres Saturday, June 3: Braves at Diamondbacks

Beginning on Memorial Day, take a tour through most of California’s ballparks, starting with a stop at Oakland’s RingCentral Coliseum and San Francisco’s Oracle Park . From there, make your way south to check out Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles and Petco Park in San Diego, before finishing up in the desert with a game at Chase Field in Phoenix.

Like with the idea above, perhaps you would rather see both the Dodgers and Angels during a single visit to the Los Angeles area. Unfortunately, with this one you’ll have to wait until Cubs-Angels at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on Tuesday, June 6.

4) Winding around the Great Lakes

Saturday, July 1 and/or Sunday, July 2: Red Sox at Blue Jays Monday, July 3: Braves at Guardians Tuesday, July 4: Athletics at Tigers Wednesday, July 5: Blue Jays at White Sox Thursday, July 6: Cubs at Brewers

Celebrate the national holidays of two great nations on this ballpark road trip that begins with a weekend at Toronto’s Rogers Centre — go to the Canada Day game on July 1 to see the Blue Jays decked out in red jerseys!

Then, you’ll head back stateside for games at Cleveland’s Progressive Field , Detroit’s Comerica Park , Chicago’s Guaranteed Rate Field and Milwaukee’s American Family Field . Ring in the Fourth in Detroit, where the Tigers will be taking on the A’s.

5) The All-Star week trip

Monday, July 10: MLB Home Run Derby in Seattle Tuesday, July 11: MLB All-Star Game in Seattle Friday, July 14: Yankees at Rockies Sunday, July 16: Rays at Royals Monday, July 17: Marlins at Cardinals Tuesday, July 18: Nationals at Cubs

In 2023, MLB’s All-Star Weekend will take place at Seattle’s T-Mobile Park . Seattle, however, is the most isolated locale in the majors, a two-hour flight from the nearest rival.

So you can either take this ballpark road trip idea as an opportunity to experience Seattle and All-Star Weekend and make it a jumping-off point for a full-on road trip … or you can cut out Seattle entirely.

Denver’s Coors Field is also somewhat isolated in relation to other major-league parks, so take an extra day crossing the Plains before your next stop at Kansas City’s Kauffman Stadium . Games at Busch Stadium in St. Louis and Wrigley Field in Chicago round out this itinerary.

Wrigley Field

6) Touring the South

Saturday, Aug. 12: Yankees at Marlins Sunday, Aug. 13: Guardians at Rays Monday, Aug. 14: Yankees at Braves Wednesday, Aug. 16: Guardians at Reds

Gear up for the humidity and see some major-league ball down south in this road trip, beginning down in Miami at LoanDepot Park . Then head north, with stops at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg and Truist Park in Atlanta before finishing up with an all-Ohio battle at Cincinnati’s Great American Ball Park .

By the way, if that Atlanta-to-Cincinnati final leg seems too daunting, don’t worry! It’s actually 460 miles via Interstate 75 — on the high end for a day-long drive, for sure, but doable based on our experience! At any rate, that’s why we added a day off in between.

7) The East Coast stretch run

Sunday, Sept. 24: Braves at Nationals Tuesday, Sept. 26: Nationals at Orioles Wednesday, Sept. 27: Pirates at Phillies Thursday, Sept. 28: Marlins at Mets

For the final week of the 2023 regular season, head east for stops at Nationals Park in Washington, Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia and Citi Field in New York. Division races in both the AL and NL East could be on the line — will one of these games prove to be a clincher?

Got an MLB ballpark road trip idea for the 2023 season that we didn’t cover? Or want to share tales of your ballpark travels? Hit us up at [email protected] .

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