FYI,
Take a look at minor league rosters.
Just because a player has chosen pro ball does not always mean he is up at every game. One of my son's former coaches told me (his son played for Auburn and drafted by the Red Sox) that the roster is so over crowded son is lucky to get at bats AND see the field on a good day. You have to fight for your spot, college or pro. Of course the ones who got to be lucky and in the first few rounds will see more playing time, just because the team has made a big invenstment.
Becoming a pro does not mean automatic got a spot for everyday.
Baseball is a business. Yes, they might take a latin american player at 16 to develop, because that player does NOT have to attend HS and that player has no option to fall back on if he fails.
Think before you post.
How are we supposed to tell you the ultimate goal? What is YOUR son's ultimate goal and how does he wish to achieve it?
Three years of college guarantees NOTHING, so does getting drafted after HS.
JMO.