However, the surface has been scratched. In 1975, there was only a small number of people involved with the game. Today, there are many blind and visually impaired athletes enjoying the benefits of playing a sport that used to belong exclusively to the sighted. It is inevitable that beep baseball will continue to grow. It is a game that is fun to play and it offers a variety of personal and athletic challenges.
Individuals are proudly aware of their increasing skills as they become more and more involved.
It is an excellent physical and mental conditioner. Beep baseball's greatest contribution is the important bridge it is creating between the players and team assistants. Sighted people go away from a beep baseball game with a new appreciation of what blind and visually impaired people are capable of achieving. They know they just witnessed a prime example of overcoming a sensory impairment. A blind person goes home knowing that with some modification that they too can play baseball.