Reply to "Pitcher or catcher?"

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adm4415.....big kid for a sophomore!!. There is no right or wrong for your son. It depends on his ability. My son is doing both right now(6' 2" 225) and we have another member on this site whose son is doing both at Auburn-very well. My one suggestion is for him not to catch the day before he pitches or the day after(if he will be a starter). If he loves to do both,
he should, it will also give him more leverage in choices for
college or professional. I'm a firm believer that the more one throws the stronger the arm becomes. Please be careful, though, after he pitches to allow arm to recover sufficiently before catching.

Moc1

3/24/0410:08 AM

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