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So, taking players who have no place to play that seek more baseball field time and want to pursue a college education while still playing some baseball by working their tails off training to get better to do so is not a worthy pursuit?
I believe wasting two years of a life in training just to play lower level college ball with no future past that is a waste of time. The kids should just go to college, move on with their life and find an adult league to play baseball for fun.
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This means he may be Biologically 14 years old. This is great news! He will grow for a longer period of time. Get him x-rayed at his 16 th birthday, if they are not closed get them again at his 17th birthday if they are still not closed he is at that point one year behind, this is good unless your in a big hurry to see him stop growing?
Do Marshallites think they've cormered the market on sensibility? You're not telling me anything I didn't know before encountering the cult. My kids have x-rays done as part of their annual and sometimes semi-annual sports medicine specialist checkup due to their heavy participation in organized sports since they were little.
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I never hurt myself either or got too sore until 40 ...
Who cares! I never hurt my arm when it mattered (LL through college). I tore my rotor at 40 while proving I could still throw hard from the outfield with players in their 20's. That was the end of playing. It was time to start coaching anyway.
