Reply to "Let Nature Take Its Course"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Even the big ones grow, mine has added height since he left for college. Little less than two inches and I wish they would get it right on his roster stats.

Kidding, it doesn't matter really.

5'10" is a very common size for a college or milb roster. Last I heard it's based on talent anyway.

Latin players tend to be smaller on average, their gift is usually of speed.

Krak,
This was a good post, a good reminder to stop worrying about what you can't control and worry about what you can.

6/3/083:27 PM

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