Extra Innings On-Base Again in New York

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National Franchise Company Announces Signing of 2nd Albany, NY Area Franchises.

Middleton, MA --(PR.com)-- Extra Innings, America's premier indoor baseball and softball training center, is continuing its growth in New York. The Middleton, Massachusetts based Extra Innings Franchise Company is proud to announce the signing of a new franchise for New York's Capital District.

Extra Innings Capital District is slated to open in late 2010 and will showcase a first class facility providing optimal space for all around baseball or softball training needs. The location will service and support ballplayers in greater Albany, NY.

"Given the Capital District's tradition of great baseball and softball, we are excited for the opportunity to contribute to the growth of the community and further development of our athletes by bringing an Extra Innings franchise to the area," said Jim Lanzilotti, owner of Extra Innings Capital District. "Along with our sister franchise in Saratoga, NY, we believe we can offer the best possible environment for players of all skill levels to improve their game and excel on the ball field."

Extra Innings Training Centers are unique in the marketplace. Each facility, regardless of size, offers year-round practice facilities for ballplayers of all ages and ability levels, professional instruction, and a nationally recognized Pro Shop that carries the top brands of baseball and softball equipment and apparel available today.

About Extra Innings:

Founded in 1996 and based in Middleton, MA, Extra Innings provides practice facilities, professional instruction, and a nationally recognized Pro Shop to baseball and softball players of all ages and ability levels. The Extra Innings Franchise Company is committed to providing these same opportunities and services to ballplayers across the country with its franchise initiative. Additional locations are set to open this year in Arizona, California, Colorado, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee and Washington.

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