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bshane500+ posts

If it gets him on the field and learns one more infield position, definitely go for it in my humble opinion. The more spots you can play the better chance you have to get on the field. My 2023 who is a PO in college now played MIF until he hit a growth spurt and was 6'4" by junior/senior year and he ended up being a corner infielder. His senior year he was our ace and when our lefty pitched, he was the first baseman. Outside of that he played third. Now during fall and summer travel his coach would move him back and forth between third and SS depending upon who was pitching.

10/31/236:41 AM

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