Reply to "Observation About 2010 LHP Commits"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

Play9,
There is room for LHP at D1 programs that throw 84-86 if they can pitch and get people out and they need rore than one pitch as well. As infielddad suggests there is room for RHP with that velocity as well.
Who told you that D1 programs don't develop players anymore?
My son attended a top D1 and two LHP's came the same year as he did, mid 80 guys, limited roles as relievers, they both sustained injuries in HS, one needed TJ surgery, the other blew out his knee.

Perhaps you haven't focused on a program that is right for you.

12/4/0910:09 PM

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