Reply to "Harvard Play To Win Camp"

ClevelandDadHSBBWeb Administrator

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He handled it like a man and is bound and determined to get better. Thats all I can ask out of the kid.

This is the key to baseball. These experiences will cause growth in his game. It is refreshing to see someone actually admit that their kid may have struggled at one time or another. Based on some of the reporting in this thread, I thought the norm for a pitcher was not to allow a runner past first base and if they did get on, hold the runner on so closely that they are immediately thrown out at at 2b.

8/29/088:07 AM

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