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A baseball equipment holder comprising an elongate tubular housing that can have a diameter sufficient to accommodate a plurality of playing balls in side-by-side relationship. A plurality of longitudinally aligned openings open to the housing to retain a plurality of baseball bats. Hanger members e

A baseball equipment holder comprising an elongate tubular housing that can have a diameter sufficient to accommodate a plurality of playing balls in side-by-side relationship. A plurality of longitudinally aligned openings open to the housing to retain a plurality of baseball bats. Hanger members extend from the housing for suspending items of baseball equipment. The housing is connectable to upright structure such as a chain link fence.

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A baseball equipment holder comprising: an elongate tubular, generally cylindrical housing having an interior diameter sufficient to accommodate a plurality of playing balls in side-by-side relationship and having at least one open end for insertion and withdrawal of balls; means to connect the hous

A baseball equipment holder comprising: an elongate tubular, generally cylindrical housing having an interior diameter sufficient to accommodate a plurality of playing balls in side-by-side relationship and having at least one open end for insertion and withdrawal of balls; means to connect the housing to upright structure with a longitudinal axis in generally horizontal orientation; a plurality of longitudinally aligned side openings on a side of the housing that are horizontally facing when the housing is connected to upright structure, each side opening being partially defined by a lower edge; a hanger member constituted as a circumferential extension of the housing extending from the lower edge of each opening into the opening for hanging a piece of baseball equipment; a bottom opening associated with each side opening, being downwardly facing and of a transverse dimension sufficient to accommodate the shank of a baseball bat near the knob end thereof but restrict passage of the knob end, intersecting the side opening at a location wider than the knob end of a bat whereby a baseball bat can be retained in depending relationship by the bottom opening and inserted and removed by the side opening.