Reply to "Comparison Between Minor Leagues and Major D1"

bbscout1,000+ posts

When AJ went to the NWL, he was no longer a D1 player, he was a pro. Bring on the UC Riverside pitcher and team who would now try to beat AJ when he now has a pro catcher, 1B, 2B, SS, 3B, Cf, Lf, Rf,DH, along with a pro bullpen etc.

As far as your statement about conjecture, my words are based on about 40 years of playing and scouting and probably seeing about 3000 games from the dugout and the stands, not trying to check out a NWL website to argue something that I have never seen.

10/11/0512:28 PM

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