King and His Court started from a very humble beginning over 65 years ago and has grown into a world renowned success, performing for more than 20,800,000 fans in over 4,405 cities worldwide and throughout 104 countries, all while traveling over 4,100,000 miles around the globe.

Dressed in the trademark red, white and blue uniforms, and still taking the field as a 4-man team; pitcher, catcher, first baseman and shortstop, the King & His Court remain America’s #1 family softball entertainment.

Please visit:
www.kingandhiscourt.org and fill out the form if you or someone you know would like to be part of the 2010 KHC Tour.

Thanks
King and His Court

Been there, had the distinction in 1965 of having Eddie strike me out from second base....blindfolded. Would you stand in there when someone is throwing 100-miles per hour at you blindfolded. I just wanted to get the hell out of there.

Just as amazing as the pitching were the arms of the outfielder/shortstop throwing 330-feet to home on the line.

Still rememberthe "nickle" play also.

Eddie was a tremendous individual, enjoyed being on the same field with him.

Ho

Is J.R. still throwing, or have you added a completely new group? I agree, it's a great show. Good luck in your endeavors.

I remember a benefit celebrity softball game for UNICEF that he did which was televised on NBC in the 60's. They had chairman Danny Kaye in the broadcast booth.

It was the Hollywood celebrities against major league ballplayers and after an inning or two, they slipped in the King without the MLB ballplayers knowing. I remember him striking out Wilie Mays and Ron Santo. None of those guys could hit him. It was great, and sneaky.... 8^)