This study aimed to investigate colleges Group B baseball team players perceived coach leadership behaviors and satisfaction relevant circumstances. This study used questionnaires anonymously manner to perceived coach leadership behavior scale and satisfaction scale as a research tool, select a total of 315 players and colleges Group B baseball team artificially object of study, survey data, descriptive statistics, single factor ANOVA, Pearson correlation and Stepwise Regression to analyze, after discussion found: 1. The players ranked "training and instruction" as the highest and "autocrative behavior" the lowest in coach leadership behavior. 2. The players ranked "team atmosphere" the highest in player satisfaction, followed by "teamnmate relationship" and "coach leadership". 3. Different backgrounds for B level of baseball players in school type, age of the ball, sport into different players in training satisfaction was not significantly different. 4. There was a strongly positive relationship between coach leadership behavior and training satisfaction. 5. "Democratic behavior" was the best predictor of player satisfaction.