1981 World Series: John Paulson at the 1981 World Series with the original JUGS Radar Gun. The original JUGS Radar Gun is on display at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.
“The Ultimate Pitching Machine” In March of 1984, John Paulson passed away. Right up until the time of his death, he was enthusiastically working on what he termed “the ultimate pitching machine.”
Explanding on the legacy of their father, Mr. Paulson’s sons, John Jr. and Butch continued working on “the ultimate pitching maching” project and produced the redesigned JUGS Curveball Pitching Machine.
High Fun Factor: In your backyard, on the field, or in the gym - if your players love to hit, the JUGS Lite-Flite Machine is perfect for you. No matter if you want slow tosses or challenging breaking pitches, this machine delivers lots of strikes and lots of fun!
Focus Small, Hit Big! The touchest thing to do in sports is hit a round ball with a round bat. Now try it with a bat and ball half the size.
Practicing small with the JUGS Small-Ball Pitching Machine will force hitters to focus during practice, which translates to more confidence and success when the real games start.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PITCHING MACHINE
Butch Paulson is at it again with the newest addition to the Jugs Sports family of products—
Introducing the NEW JUGS mini3™ Baseball Machine
and the NEW JUGS mini3™ Softball Machine
For the Coach On The Go. Portability, Accuracy, Superior Visibility, Consistency, Variety and Durability, are just a few of the reasons the mini3 will prove to be the answer to all your practice needs.