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The best gifts for baseball fans say you know which kind of fan they are. The one who never misses his team, the one who hosts every game, the one who still plays on Sundays. Pick the fan below, then pick the gift. Most of these carry a name, a number or a team.
Gifts for baseball fans at a glance
Shop all personalized baseball giftsFor the fan whose team has not changed since he was ten. These put the club on the shelf, the tree and the wall.

A real bat barrel, hollowed out, double sealed and laser etched with the logo of any of the 30 Major League clubs. It stands 10 inches tall, holds 12 ounces of beer or coffee, and sits on the shelf between uses. Hand wash only.

A slice of a wooden bat, laser engraved with the logo of any of the 30 Major League teams and hung from a leather or twine loop. Want a cap instead? We also carry cap ornaments for most MLB teams.

A three-layer walnut and birch map of the major league ballparks, with little baseballs to stick on every stadium he has visited. Two sizes, with an optional custom nameplate. For the fan with a ballpark bucket list.
Personalize it: Choose "Add Custom Nameplate" and type the name in the personalization box.
For the fan whose house is where everyone watches the game. Drinkware, barware and grill tools with a little baseball in every pour.

A glass baseball bat that holds a full 750 ml bottle, resting on a dark stand above four rocks glasses. Each glass is engraved with up to three initials inside a home plate crest, and a baseball molded into every base shows through the whiskey.
Personalize it: Up to 3 initials, like CB, engraved on all four glasses.

A 16 oz pint glass with a solid metal baseball set right into the side, so it looks like a ball just hit the glass. Three engraved designs with his name or a short message.
Personalize it: Name or short message up to 15 characters, like Stephen.

A spatula, a fork and tongs with wooden baseball bat handles, each one engraved with its own line. The sample in the photo reads "If you grill it... they will come."
Personalize it: Three separate lines, up to 20 characters each, one per tool.

A heavy 25 oz glass stein with crossed bats and a baseball, his name engraved big and two lines you write yourself. Put BASEBALL DAD, GRANDPA'S DUGOUT or LIFELONG FAN on top and it is his alone.
Personalize it: Top line up to 16 characters and name up to 10, like BASEBALL DAD and MURPHY.
Baseball themed gifts for adults that turn a room into a baseball room.

An official Rawlings Big Stick in solid ash, 32 inches long, with two lines engraved on the barrel exactly as you type them. A real Rawlings bat, engraved with his name and ready for the wall.
Personalize it: Line 1 up to 30 characters, like his name. Line 2 optional, like a year or a team.

A black steel batter, laser cut mid-swing, with a name cut into the banner. Six sizes from 12 to 36 inches tall, so it fits a small wall or a big one.
Personalize it: Pick a size, then a name up to 12 characters, like ADRIAN.

A western maple board cut in the shape of a jersey, with a name across the shoulders, a big number below and room for a note on the back.
Personalize it: Name up to 12 characters, number up to 2 digits, and a note up to 50 characters for the back.
For the mom, wife or girlfriend who has spent more Saturdays at the ballpark than anyone.

A Turkish-made throw with fringe and a leatherette patch personalized with a name and a team. It turns a cold fall ball doubleheader into a hug from home.
Personalize it: Name up to 20 characters and an optional team up to 20.

A name necklace with a little baseball, personalized with her player's name or a name and number, in gold, rose gold or silver.
Personalize it: Type the name or name and number in the personalization box, like Johnson 44.

A small heart-shaped baseball pendant in silver or gold stainless steel, or sterling silver, with a chain included. Sized to wear every day, with a chain included.

A clear glass ornament engraved with crossed bats, a top line like BASEBALL MOM, her name, and her player's number. She hangs a new one every season, so the row on her tree grows right along with her player.
Personalize it: Type the top line, the name, and the number and season, like BASEBALL MOM, Sarah, #12'S BIGGEST FAN.

A natural coir doormat that tells the neighbors what they already know. Printed with permanent UV-cured ink, in two sizes, for the family that lives at the ballpark from March to July.
For the fan who still laces up, coaches the kids, or never really stopped playing.

A cotton canvas duffle with leather accents and crossed bats embroidered beside his initials, in tan, brown, olive green or black with 17 thread colors. About 23 inches wide, and his initials make it unmistakably his.
Personalize it: Up to 12 characters, usually his two initials.

Velo Game Changers with a flexible TR90 frame, impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses and 100% UV400 protection, in a long list of colorways. One of our most ordered gifts last holiday season, and the adult fit suits players about 5 foot 8 and up.

A 32 oz insulated steel bottle with his name across a heart and crossed bats and his number below, in red, black or blue. Every bench has a dozen bottles, and this one is clearly his.
Personalize it: Name up to 12 characters, like BAJDA, plus an optional number, like 23.

A 20 oz stainless steel tumbler engraved with a family name in large letters, crossed bats, and a second line like a year. A family name on a tumbler that lives on his desk.
Personalize it: Line 1 in large letters, like Johnson. Line 2 optional, like Est. 1975.
Thoughtful little gifts for the fan who has everything, a teammate, or a whole team.

A baseball laser engraved with a name and number, framed by crossed bats or set inside home plate. It sits on a shelf for decades and fits in a stocking.
Personalize it: Name up to 20 characters and an optional number up to 3 digits, like MASON and 25.

An 18-inch solid wood bat in five finishes, with a name engraved big down the barrel. It is one of the most ordered items in our shop all year.
Personalize it: Main line up to 20 characters, like LOGAN. Second line optional.

A home plate-shaped key chain with red stitching, printed with a name and number in one of seven text colors. The sample in the photo is from a past season, and yours carries whatever you type.
Personalize it: Name and number together, up to 15 characters, like Ethan #42.
Not every great gift has to come from us. These are the ones we would pair with anything above.
A season of out-of-market games streamed live, for the fan who follows a team from far away.
MLB.comThe gift most fans remember longest. Go together, and the gift is the afternoon.
MLB.comA membership to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, for the fan who knows his history.
Baseball Hall of FameJoe Posnanski's book ranking the 100 greatest players, a favorite of fans who love the stories behind the stats.
AmazonRipping packs is fun at any age, and a good excuse to talk about this year's rookies.
AmazonUnder $30
$30 to $60
A short line on the card, or engraved on the gift, is the part a fan keeps. A few that work for a birthday, the holidays or just because:
"For every inning we have watched together, and every one still to come."
"Win or lose, you are my favorite person to watch a game with."
"Here is to Opening Day, and to always having a seat next to you."
For engraving, keep it short: a name and number, a family name with "Est." and a year, or a line like "If you grill it, they will come."
The gifts fans keep are the ones that fit how they love the game: an MLB team logo mug made from a real bat barrel for the team fan, a bat-shaped decanter set for the fan who hosts, an engraved Rawlings bat or a steel batter sign for the man cave, and a personalized duffle for the fan who still plays.
Look past jerseys and caps: a baseball stadium map to track every ballpark he visits, a pint glass with a real metal baseball set into the side, a grill tool set with baseball bat handles, or a cutting board shaped like a jersey with his name and number.
A bat decanter set with his initials on the glasses, an official Rawlings bat engraved with his name, a canvas duffle with his initials and crossed bats, a pint glass with a metal baseball set into the side, or Velo Game Changer sunglasses for the man who still plays.
Give him something no one else could buy him: a gift with his name, his team or his number on it. The stadium map, an engraved baseball, a personalized beer mug or a home plate key chain with his name all fit, and most cost under $50.
A wooden MLB Team Logo Mug etched with his club, an MLB bat slice ornament for the tree, a cap ornament for his team, or tickets to see them play.
Chris Bajda and his son Tobey Bajda are the founders of BatterBox Sports, a baseball performance brand serving players, teams, and parents across the U.S. since 2019. A longtime baseball dad who sat through more days coaching and watching Tobey on the baseball field than he can count, Chris writes about baseball gea, gifting traditions, and what actually matters to players and families on the biggest nights of the season.

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