Reply to "A question about summer collegiate teams"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

SomeBaseballDad posted:
I appreciate your post, but I'd really rather not have this drug into a "sour grapes" thread. Let's say the left fielder is really good and deserves all the playing time he gets. The center fielder isn't really good, and has done nothing to show he has earned the playing time he's received and leave it at that.

I think that in most cases, its supposed to be done fairly. Since you play almost everyday, players should rotate, maybe a starter one day then depending on the pitcher, they sub. As an example, son was a starter so he was a reliever at the cape. If your son needs work, his coach should indicate as such. If he needs a lighter schedule, that's indicated as well.

If he feels he isn't playing as much as needed, let him call his coach for advice.

JMO

6/14/189:34 PM

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