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2018: Parents sued by CageRats Baseball spoke out over schedules and refunds
In March 2018, several Colorado Springs parents said CageRats Baseball delivered far fewer games than they were told, describing roughly 24 contests instead of the 50–60 advertised, with some scrimmages counted as games and certain dates lacking umpires or opponents [1][2].Club owner Tad Reida said families sign non‑refundable contracts with a 30‑day cancellation window, likening them to a gym membership, and argued that mid‑season withdrawals hurt other teams and parents [1][2].The club pursued unpaid fees in court, suing seven parents; two collection cases ended in default judgments [1].Other families at the time praised the program’s training and player development, and coach Greg Moviel was no longer on staff [1].