Reply to "How to tell coach/trainer im not playing for his team"

I've been out of town, so I'm late to this party.

I'm a little confused, too. Generally, coaches communicate most articulately through their lineup cards. When you have conflicting signals--the lineup cards say you're not part of his plans, and the reminder to come to the tryout says you might be--it would be prudent to believe the lineup card.

After getting benched for the last portion of the season and the playoffs, regardless of the reason, it's sufficient to tell him you're joining another team because you need a greater assurance of playing time.

Best wishes,

9/12/1610:13 AM

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