Reply to "Is my son good enough to play College"

BishopLeftiesDad10,000+ posts

It's not college, But if the young man wants to stay in shape and still play. There are Men's leagues. My son is playing in one and having a blast. When he graduated from College he was done playing. He had a few opportunities for some independent baseball, but he chose not to pursue those. He was done playing.

He started coaching as an assistant at his HS. That started to get the itch back. A local men's team called and recruited him to be on there team. So he is playing again, and is no longer a PO. He is having a blast. He is in the All Star game this weekend. And me and his mom are able to go to games again.

7/14/1712:29 PM

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