Beenthere, I totally disagree. We had a player last year (senior) who only played a couple innings a got a couple at bats. This players knew going into the season that he would not see much playing time. We knew him and his family and we were sure they would not be a negative influence. He turned out to be one of the most positive influences on the team, leading and setting a great example to other players. Always busting his butt and hustling during practice and pre-game. He also volunteered to be my bullpen catcher and this was a great help to the coaching staff, as our back-up catchers played and started at other positions. His letter was well deserved!