Reply to "Summer College Leagues-- Worth it?"

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I find this a bit timely as my son decided this year to not play summer ball. Last year was such a grind for him he felt he was not able to work on some things he wanted to work as well as strength and conditioning. He plans to maybe play in a league that has one game on Sunday (or maybe not) just to stay fresh and workout and do hitting and pitching on his own on the side.

If you are a top flight Sophmore looking to go into the draft after your Jr year and you get an invite to the Cape you must do it IMO. For many others it just depends. Personally a player should do it but it should not be considered mandatory like it has been in the past.

4/27/135:42 PM

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