Reply to "Outfield numbers"

cabbagedadHSBaseballWeb member since 2011

Just to reinforce what is being said, if you dig deeper into these rosters and read profiles, you will see that many players who are listed as IF have bio's that state they are expected to start/get a lot of PT in the OF.
Also, I have seen some D3 rosters with upwards of 11 OF's. I'm thinking it's better if there are fewer listed - better odds at competing for PT. But again, don't expect that you will only be competing with those listed as OF.

8/11/1110:53 AM

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