"Toxic Little League" is a gripping, true-to-life memoir about fathers, sons, and the dark underbelly of youth baseball. What begins as a story of small-town dreams and a father's hope to share the game he loves with his son unravels into a tale of jealousy, betrayal, and the quiet corruption that festers behind community fences. Set against the backdrop of Oklahoma's sunbaked diamonds, it traces one family's journey from innocent tee-ball beginnings to the cutthroat politics of competitive travel ball. Along the way, friendships fracture, egos collide, and the line between mentorship and manipulation blurs. Raw, emotional, and brutally honest, "Toxic Little League" exposes how power, pride, and parental ambition can turn America's favorite pastime into a proving ground for the worst in human nature—how love between a father and son can survive even the ugliest innings.