Reply to "Collegiate summer team"

cabbagedadHSBaseballWeb member since 2011

I generally agree with the positives and reasons to play stated by others here. I am not familiar with the league you are referring to. I don't know what the coach/player dynamics are with this particular school and what the sense of obligation may be. I am, however, quite familiar with NAIA ball. My concern for your son is this... NAIA can be good baseball but, on average, teams are not deep. So, if the better players are off to decent summer leagues (which the usually are), then, theoretically, you could be left with weak competition, thus not giving him the advantages many are suggesting here. Just a factor to consider....

4/18/175:47 PM

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