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

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

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Everyone here is telling you not to follow your plan. Everyone here is or has been heavily involved in the game. Among those telling you "don't do it" are parents of college players, parents of pro players and a pro scout. Why do you believe you are right when you don't have the experience? How many players do you know who followed your two year plan out of high school? Even if you hit 90 you're a risk from not playing for two years. Every D1 recruit hits 90. You won't be special, just older and less experienced which equals higher risk for the coach.

9/1/1411:19 AM

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