Reply to "Coach's Son"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

Dominik85 posted:
Btw the coach might give his son the starting job first but I don't think he will keep it if he doesn't perform. The coach doesn't want to sit him but he knows the conflict if he plays him despite hitting .220s.
There might be some coaches who will play him anyway but most coaches care about their Job and thus winning and also Team Chemistry.

High school is more about how the player is swinging the bat than batting average. At mid season a 4-4 game against a weak pitching staff can impact a batting average 80 points.

3/28/192:34 PM

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