@cabbagedad posted:I think the good news is that there is likely to be more opportunities for more P's down the depth chart.
Unfortunately, there will likely be more disruptions with arms not fully ramped, injuries, Covid-related ineligible, lack of usual sharpness, more difficulty dealing with a "different" world, more condensed weekend schedules resulting in less ability to go back to usual go-to middle and back end guys, etc. So, yes, I would imagine any extra guys would most often be P's. That said, I'm not sure if your reference to 30 is travel, counter or regular roster.
We have the fun of sharing our HS field with the local mid-major D1 College team (they are having a new stadium being built that is supposed to be done in a little over a month). We are in the South, so things aren't as strict as in other areas (not arguing whether it is good or bad). As far as practice and throwing, they seem to be fully ramped up.
Also, on a related note, our HS kids are much more ramped up than they were in previous years. A lot of this, I believe with my uneducated opinion on the matter, is due to how shortened things were last year, and the coaches want to be sure they do things right with all this extra time to plan.