Reply to "Position players who pitch are the best players on the team."

Tiger3boy100+ posts

It is always a tough choice.

My shortstop has gotten interest from UCLA and UCSB, so this year he will be used very little, if ever on the mound, mainly because I want to make sure he has the best chance to make the jump.

Ours is a special situation because of our small numbers. If we had a large talent base I would take a completely different approach.

I have an incoming freshman lefty who has had extensive private instruction. He will spend time either on the mound or at first, but there is no need for him to move to another position.

1/16/0512:35 AM

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