Reply to "Advisor expectations"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

I felt that sons experienced travel coaches provided just as much info as any advisor. It all becomes a distraction. For players so young to have those distractions, no bueno.

Wondering though, is it for the kids or for the parents?

I know advisors are telling parents that they will handle the inquiries etc. Well if you have agreed you have essentially said, you are the man. Don't think that if you make a change he is going to be happy.

Follow the process. Concentrate on school, on getting better at your game, securing a solid college commitment and be prepared for draft year.

No one needs 3 years in advance for that. JMO

5/6/167:55 AM

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