Wednesday, Southern Slams Baseball announced it will be offering a premium subscription plan for the upcoming season. Fans interested in participating with weekly mail-bags, exclusive Zoom chats featuring the SSB staff and much more can now subscribe to the best college baseball deal on the market.
Upon subscription, new members will be placed on the newsletter list and soon gain access to our message board system, which is currently under development and will be ready for Opening Day.
Subscribe now to participate in this weekend’s mailbag and Zoom chat on Saturday, 2/6. Members will be sent a link to participate.
Subscribe for the season!
Subscribe to SSB+ with a one-time payment of $11.70. Subscribing will provide exclusive access to chats with our staff via Zoom, weekly subscriber-only mailbags, daily betting picks, a private newsletter including in-depth coverage every week and most importantly, a Saturday college baseball LIVE show with respected analysts from across the nation. All for a one-time payment of $11.70 covering the entire season. Available to cancel at any time!
$11.70
For just a one-time payment of $5, you can subscribe to Southern Slams Baseball to become a founding member today!
Subscriptions run from Opening Day to Omaha with the ability to cancel at anytime and renew for next season later.
Members of SSB will receive access to a premium content section of the website, weekly email newsletters, betting advice and much more!
In addition, a members-only baseball chat is currently being added to the website for paying subscribers.
So stop what you’re doing and subscribe now to Southern Slams Baseball! Together, let’s make 2021 the best season yet!
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