Reply to "Suggestions for Freshman to make Varsity"

sandlotmom100+ posts

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That statement alone...gives me much pause. THIS...to me, means your son probably needs to NOT be on varsity. The older kids will never put up with this...never.

A freshman/sophomore on varsity must toe the line...no loss of composure, no negative emotion. Team player all the way...happy to be there.

I agree. This will be a good test for him. If he wants to be a pitcher, he's got to keep his composure. Even more if he wants to be on varsity. If he continues to play down in these situations, then he's probably not ready for varsity.

This a new year! Every year I am amazed at the changes in maturity by our players from season to season. This could very well be the year that he takes off and doesn't let what's going on around him effect his confidence or pitching.

2/5/1010:31 PM

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