Reply to "Care Package for Minor Leaguers"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Mine got a decent signing bonus so he was fortunate. He never complained about food. He also spent part of one season 40 minutes away.

The Tigers have a dormatory in Lakeland for minor leaguers if they want to live there during spring training. Includes meals.

I think Covid has made it difficult for finding housing. But it should be up to the team to do their due diligence for the players.

I was told during the draft process in HS to ask each team lots of questions. We did, that's why he went to college.

Some teams are very wealthy but save it for their big leaguers. One parent told me that their son ate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches after games. If I told you the ML team you wouldn't believe it, seriously.

6/13/211:59 PM

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