Reply to "Approaching college coach on playing time"

13LHPdad1,000+ posts

I totally understand the desire to see your kid play or your son wanting to take the field. However, the only thing your son can control is his hard work and to display that at his 11th opportunity. If he's done all he could do and still not taking the field, maybe that's the wrong fit for him. Approaching the coach about playing time in a whining fashion is a no-go. However, if he approaches the coach with "coach, can you give me some constructive feedback to improve on", that will let him know what exactly he needs to improve.

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