Reply to "Experiencing College Baseball as a parent"

Great thread. As a HS senior's parent, this is very helpful!

As a catcher's parent, I sometimes envy the days off the pitchers' parents get!

I'm sure an infielder's parent might say they envy the parents whose kids get more than a couple of chances to shine (or not) in a game.

Honestly, I love having a catcher for a son, because there's always something to watch him do - framing, calling pitches, making throws, tags at home, catching pop ups, running down the first baseline, fielding bunts, counseling pitchers. And then there's batting on top of it all. I'm so glad he decided to catch. Never a dull moment!

4/2/1311:50 AM

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