Reply to "Advice For The New College Baseball Parent"

-Let son be the master of his destination (you are there for support and cheering)

-Be patient. If son keeps his head down, works hard on and off the field, opportunities will happen

-Cheer on every player and don’t get caught up in other player talk in the stands

-Be there when/if your son needs counsel, advice, or just to vent (listen more, talk less)

-Watch as many games as you can in person, take your player out for food 😎 and absolutely soak in and enjoy this wonderful time!

Good luck and congratulations!

7/31/218:35 AM

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