Reply to "Game of failure for who?"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

baseballmom posted:
Everyday Dad posted:
TPM
I have both. Kid can go 2-4 but fail in a clutch time, he comes home pissed
Pitcher kid loses by one run after a good outing it is shrugged off

That has to do with the personality of each of your kids.
Has nothing to do with which aspect of the game is easier/harder, whether defense or offense.
Welp, I was typing too slow. TPM addressed personality...

Thats ok. Obviously you got that too.

My kid would be pissed in either situation but thats his personality. How he deals with it determines whether he will fail at the game or not.

7/23/166:36 PM

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