Reply to "My Son Wants to Quit Baseball..."

theEH1,000+ posts

Quitting the team over playing time is not the answer to your son's problem's.
It just teaches him to quit when the going gets to tough.

What can the bench player do to help out his team??
First off be ready when you do get the chance.
Watch the opposing pitcher, check to see what he's throwing and his tendencies with an 2-1 count, Ect.
Steal sign's from the opposing coaches.
Anything that helps your team to win, outside of cheating.

At 14 year's of age a player has no idea what there potential is or could be?
If and when a player decide's to quit they need to have no REGRETS with there decision.
EH

5/12/086:55 PM

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