Reply to "Comparison Between Minor Leagues and Major D1"

bbscout1,000+ posts

Cadad, Every one of the players played in the short season right after they signed. The following year, they advanced to "A" and in some cases "AA" and "AAA".As you well know, D1 teams don't play pro teams, but on the average, I see about 50 D1 games every year and about 70 minor league games every year ranging from short season and Instructional League up through "AAA". What that does is allow me to compare.

If you have never seen a short season game, why would you try to compare it to D1 baseball.

10/11/0511:53 AM

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