Reply to "Pitcher only"

Starzz500+ posts

Being a pitcher only has some good points and some bad ones. Good advice so far. A few things to consider...

* Will he have a coach that understands time off if he plays a position also.
* If you go 0-4 as a hitter, you can rebound immediately the next game with a 1-3, 2-4 etc.
* As a pitcher you have 1 opportunity every week for success and it takes a solid understanding to wait a week after a rough outing.
* After a tough outing will he get another shot to lead or will his coach lose confidence. Can he go to a reliever from starter or visa-versa.
* If the situation presents itself and he has good coaching I would let him play and pitch...my son does as a senior and he loves everyday out there being able to lead from both sides...sometimes.
* If he can hit his coach will make the decision easy.

Good Luck!

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