Reply to "Advice on exposure path"

Truman5,000+ posts

Originally Posted by Goosegg:

Too early to worry about college baseball recruiting. Too many variables. Just build skills, enjoy each day you can play catch with him, and hope his love for the game remains intense.

Not too early to make sure he excels in the classroom. No variable there. Use every family trip to introduce him to various types of college campuses.

The more he excels in the classroom, the greater the number of options he may have when the time is ripe.

Enjoy the HS ride first (at least the first few years).

PS: The "time line" for things can vary from player to player depending on their skill level (e.g. a HS Freshman playing on Varsity vs. HS Freshman on JV or Freshman team).

11/24/156:40 PM

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