Reply to "Players Missing Games"

good eye10+ posts

I'm a mom, not a coach but my 2 cents thinks that: 1)Family comes first
2)Mom gave you 5 months notice on this so it give you plenty of time to plan around this missing player.
3)You could make a rule that a player will sit X number of innings for a missed practice or game and stick to this- no exceptions.

As a parent, if a coach makes rules and enforces them equally I have no problem with it. If this kid is a good player and you sit him, the rest of the team will see that you mean what you say.

Did you do anything last year regarding absent players? If players were missing games and practices and still getting to play... that was where the problem started.

11/18/0710:49 PM

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