Reply to "Picking the right travel org"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

You want to play for a travel team that gets the player in front of the colleges he potentially wants to attend. Something to look at is rosters to see how many out of state players are on the team.

As for two way players if he expects to play for a good team he better have All American potential both as a pitcher and a hitter. Otherwise the coaching staff is going to make a decision one way or the other.

I knew of a kid at a D3 who was a D3 All American and ended up drafted. He was a starting pitcher and a DH. He didn’t hit on days he pitched.

2/25/2112:57 PM

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