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Coach May1,000+ posts

If you can play you can play. I never worried about my sons height that plays baseball because I never thought it would be the difference. I figured if he could hit and throw and catch he would be ok. I did worry about my oldest sons height because he played football and was a tweener. He was 5'10 as a freshman and was 5'10 when he graduated from hs. My youngest was around 5'11 as a freshman and now as a sr is around 6'2. I dont think my son would be any less of a player if he was 5'10 instead of 6'2. He might not look as good but he would be just as good. And that in the end is all that will really matter. Can you play?

6/3/088:44 PM

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