Reply to "Should I let me son quit?"

whattodomom10+ posts

Whoa! Reading these reply's let me be clear. This is a good coach andmy son has a lot of friends on the team. These are good kids - playing or not. I would NEVER talk to the coach about my sons playing time,or go to the principal or cause a problem in the stands. The would embarrass my son and not be our style. The coach can play who he wants to play - that's for certain. No issues of starting or not starting, just SOME time. I just want this last year to be a good experience whether it's baseball or PING PONG!

3/22/0412:14 PM

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