Practical demonstration is one of the most often used tools to facilitate motor skill learning. The purpose of this study was to investigate the perspectives of training using the game broadcastings in high school baseball players in Taiwan. In this study, baseball ability was categorized into five types: Pitching, batting, fielding, tactics, and knowledge of baseball. The questionnaires were distributed to the players and coaches of the 2010 Da-Tong PX Cup. Descriptive statistics, independent t-test, and one-way ANOVA were adopted for data analysis. The results were indicated as followed: (1) Coaches and players agreed that game broadcasting was helpful for baseball ability learning. However, the level of agreement between pitching and tactics has shown a significant different (p<.05); (2) The players, who were already used video as a means of training tended to agree that broadcasting can foster baseball skill learning. It was suggested that further research is needed to examine the effect of using broadcasting as a training method on the motivation and performance in baseball players.