Reply to "Converting a catcher to a pitcher"

bballman10,000+ posts

I would say for now, let him do what he likes most. At some point, it will become apparent what he needs to do if he wants to continue playing. As others have stated, it will usually come down to whether he is a better hitter or a better pitcher. What are the better chances of playing beyond HS? Here is a breakdown of my son's team this coming year:

7 infielders

4 outfielders

5 catchers (my son says they are probably moving one of these to OF)

19 pitchers

Yeah, pitchers are in big demand...

9/9/153:15 PM

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