Reply to "Do good teams elevate the play of all players?"

ctandc500+ posts

Yes and no, in my opinion.
Many times the difference between an average player and a "GOOD" player is confidence.

I've seen the difference in a player that is the best on a bad team...then goes to an above average team where he is ONE of the top players...and the difference is amazing.

Confidence his team can make a play, confidence that if he has a bad day at the plate, they are still going to hit the ball..that does wonders for many players.

On the other hand...

I have seen better than average players get on a GOOD team and they seem to get intimidated. They'd rather fly under the radar than go all out.

I think it depends alot on the player.

4/22/097:34 AM

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