Reply to "Son of a Pitch"

BishopLeftiesDad10,000+ posts

@MA2304 posted:
True, wrong choice of words. I just didnt think that was a great way for him to start pitching. But, after our talk he knows not to let that moment effect him and allow it to just motivate him even after he was embarrassed.

Think about it. What if they left him out there and he continued to struggle and things got worse. THey may have done him a favor. The coach may have seen something that indicated that things were not going to get better. If he was more seasoned, leaving him out there to "work it out" may have been called for. In my opinion pulling him after one batter may have been the kinder action.

7/17/209:05 AM

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