Reply to "Does your pitcher only pitch?"

Originally Posted by lionbaseball:

I would think being a P.O. would depend upon the size of the school. In our small district (schools with about 300-400 enrollment) I knew of only one P.O. Most pitchers that I've seen at our level are good enough to play at other positions.

I personally don't like a kid being a P.O. as that time will come after high school, if they are good enough.

On a football note my son is now the QB, P and extra point kicker for Varsity. Talk about small towns. lol

he must be a slacker, not playing any defense? LOL sorry, couldn't resist

9/3/1512:07 PM

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