Reply to "Cabbage is Cooked - Anatomy of a Playing Career"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

It's always tough when a player decides his playing days are over. In sons case, he was just tired of never feeling well.

He caught the coaching bug last year, and decided he preferred his office to be outside rather than inside.

Although having success at coaching, he will tell anyone how very difficult the job really is.

So with that said, I wish your son much success this summer and glad he is finishing up his degree.

FWIW, I find this next step much more enjoyable!

5/19/178:06 AM

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