Reply to "Holy Re-Classing!"

LousyLefty5,000+ posts

@RJM posted:
I was more interested in the 5’2” kid with athleticism and tall parents than the player in the next paragraph.
The dad of the most dominant pitcher was perplexed I wasn’t interested. His kid was 5’8, throwing mid 70’s at 12 and never lost a game. Dad was 5’5. Mom was 5’1” The kid was cut from the high school JV team entering junior year. He was now 5’9” throwing 78.

Which is exactly why I had Lefty's 6' tall older brother take him to all tryouts when we were shopping new programs in middle school Lefty had a little height, but clearly hadn't hit full blown puberty yet.

I only commented because he nailed EVERY height to the inch

5/8/214:08 PM

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