Reply to "2023 parents are your expectations/strategies changing?"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

@KennieProton posted:

Any thoughts on your approach would be appreciated.

I see that your location is the Midwest. Where has his recruiting focus been, midwest, northeast, southeast, etc?

Does your son play another position? Would he be willing to? Catcher is the hardest position to find playing time if you have to sit behind the stud. Many guys who get recruited as catchers, usually end up leaving for that reason.

Personally, I think that being recruited from an out of area program is going to be tough. Many coaches, due to budget restraints, will stay within their state or neighboring state.

With that being said, programs are recruiting 2023, 2024. Don't let those extra years awarded, scare you, most coaches don't want players around for anymore than they have to be.

JMO

11/30/205:59 PM

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