spring team scenario - need opinions

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Does anyone have any experience with this scenario: My 2016 Junior catcher recently had his spring team removed as an option (long story). He has an offer from a less than desirable team and has no interest in playing for that team (has an unfavorable history with the offering program). He is faced with taking the team offer reluctantly, not playing at all, trying to find a team still looking for catchers (2b or 1st are options) in the spring, or just training. Is it better to be on a summer team that is mediocre, just to play or not play and just train. Also, does anyone have any experience with waiting until Spring and still being able to find a spot on a decent team. Any opinion is appreciated in advance!

1/28/1512:37 PM

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