Reply to "Is 10 years too soon to do this to a ballplayer/kid?"

02^04MomHSBBWeb Old Timer

I thnk we all have a couple stories of this nature.

A kid we knew at 12 was known as the "next major leaguer" He was about 6" taller than most kids on the "elite" team he played on. He was something to see!

Unfortunatly for him, after his freshman year of HS, most of the other kids had caught up, and surpassed him in height and talent. Maybe the others just continued to work hard? I think so.

11/15/057:45 AM

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