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fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

So this is going to sound somewhat counterintuitive, but I probably would talk to my son that he should pretend like there was no baseball offer to fall back on. I understand your son has a tremendous baseball opportunity in a few years based off a verbal committment. However, your 15-16 year old son still needs to continue to excel in the classroom and grow into his body because he will be competing against men in a few years. I think if he focuses on these things and continues to play a high level of baseball (within financial reason) he'll be taking care of business. Plus, this will position him well should there be a need for a contingency plan. JMO.

12/4/169:03 AM

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