Play Baseball currently has a 20% off voucher at the top of this page that takes 20% off orders over $99, and it is best for full price cart totals above $99 when you do not want to buy marked down items. The voucher requires the promo code at checkout and cannot be used with any other codes and offers, so it suits shoppers paying for regular price bats, gloves and gear in a single purchase over the $99 threshold.
Spending under $15: pick the pants deals. If you want a single pair of baseball pants, the listings show pants starting at $15, so buy the marked price item for $15; no code needed and sale price applies immediately. The 20% voucher is not available because your order is not over $99.
$15 to $79.94: shop clearance and markdowns. For carts below the $99 minimum for the voucher, sale events such as fall sale up to 60% off, up to 92% off sale styles or up to 80% off clearance will give the biggest savings on items that are already marked down. For example, a $80 sale priced bat with 60% off becomes $32, saving $48 compared with no code; the 20% voucher cannot be used because the order is not over $99.
$79.95 to $99 (just under the voucher threshold): check sale pricing first. If your items are marked down, the public sale discounts apply immediately and will usually beat having to add more to reach $99. If you do plan to raise the cart over $99, compare the total with 20% off against the sale price outcome.
Over $99: use the 20% off voucher at the top of this page for regular price or mixed carts, but be aware the voucher cannot be used with other offers. On a $150 order, for example, the voucher takes 20% off (percent 20%), giving a final price of $120 and a saving of $30. If the same $150 worth of items are already in a sale that gives 60% off, the sale price becomes $60 and you save $90, so the sale beats the voucher on sale items.
Buying selected brands or marked items with fixed dollar deals: if a product is listed as up to $120 off Rawlings or up to $100 off selected bats, that price as marked may be the best route for those SKUs. Those marked prices apply without a code and, because the voucher cannot be used with other offers, you should take the marked price if it yields a lower final cost for that exact product.
When choosing, calculate the final total for the same items both ways and take whichever leaves you with the lower total. Use the 20% voucher for plain price carts over $99 when no sale price or marked dollar off beats the 20% saving; if an item is already marked down with a larger percentage or a price as marked that is lower, buy the sale price instead.
