Reply to "Advice For The New College Baseball Parent"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

* Butt out. He’s in better baseball hands now than you can provide.

* Remind him falling behind on academics can be dangerous. Keep up. Don’t play catch up.

* Relax the best you can watching games. My philosophy was I had my turn. I know some parents get real tense. Try to enjoy the game.

* Don’t talk too much about your kid unless asked. Even then, keep a low tone. Everyone is there for a reason. They’re all above the potential/expectations bar.

* Enjoy the experience. It flies by. I think about my kids playing like it was yesterday. It’s been six years for one and eleven for the other.

7/30/2110:05 AM

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