Reply to "How many actual scouts at PG events?"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

@adbono posted:
Yes, and they all already have a list of who they want to watch while they are there. If you are on that list, and you show well, something good can come of it. If you aren’t on that list (and most of the players there aren’t) good luck!

The sad thing is how many player’s families put up the money to attend to throw spaghetti off the wall and see what sticks. The long shot is being on the right team with other stars and shining while they’re being scouted. But colleges coaches don’t even make offers to everyone they’re scouting.

7/27/2111:19 AM

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