@Consultant posted:When I coached I had the Pitcher from the previous day keep the scorebook. This duty keeps him in the game and he can evaluate the weakness and strength of his team and the opponent. In the scorebook are his notes for the Coach to read. Another pitcher role is to "steal" the opponent signals. The baseball field is a classroom and the Coaches are teachers.
Bob
@consultant
That's old school.
My coach had us doing the same.
You definitely get to appreciate the game and pick up on the little details.
Everybody has a role, every game. There are no days off.
Good stuff.