Totally agree and very much agree with the point of watching on field BP is very important because as stated the game at bats may not be there. We had a kid drafted by the Yankees about 4 years ago and nobody pitched to him. It was very frustrating for our kid but to every scout that came to watch. We played our conference rival and their coach stated he was not going to let our guy beat him. Well in the first inning our guy batted 3rd and he was intentionally walked. In the first inning we scored 10 runs and our stud got up twice in the first and walked intentionally both times. You would think that since the game was over they would pitch to him in the rest of his at bats - nope he was walked intentionally 5 times total before it ended in the 5th. We had about 12 scouts there and every single one of them was pissed because they didn't get to see him hit live. Luckily we took pregame BP on the field and they saw it but it's not the same as live hitting.