Reply to "Taking time off baseball after high school to work on my game?"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

What you want to do makes no sense. If you believe you can be one of the best you're pro material. You don't want to be entering the minors at twenty-four. If you're not pro material why waste two years. Find a talent appropriate level of college ball and start playing. As for your ability it doesn't matter what your coaches say. What matters is the interest you get from college coaches. Since you believe you can be one if the best how many college baseball programs have contacted you?

8/31/141:35 PM

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