Reply to "High School Jr. Recruiting Advice"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

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Originally posted by throw'n bb's:
Any advice for an incoming sophomore pitcher 6'3 215# throwing 82 to 86mph. Played at perfect game EC but was injured and not at his best velocity wise topped out at 83mph. Will be out this fall rehabing. He did get interest from a white sox scout last fall.

Very interested in hearing from more experienced parents.

If I am understanding the same as smalltownmom, you had your son pitch when hurt so I really have no advice to share other than if you did (have him pitch hurt) that was really not smart.

9/3/117:33 PM

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