Abstract: A multi-sport ball machine is disclosed that is configured to selectively levitate, softly toss, rapidly pitch, roll, and bounce balls to a consistent or random location. The disclosed machine can also control the spin of a ball which affects its flight path and is self-contained and compact in size. Furthermore, the disclosed machine allows athletes of any age to practice safely in close quarters, indoors or out, with others or independent of others, and is easy to operate which enables athletes to train in a more efficient manner. Accordingly, the disclosed machine serves as a tool to help players transition from practice to utilizing the practiced skills in a competitive game play situation further engraining the skills they have been practicing and having fun.