Reply to "The ODDS of playing"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

I think its good to know the odds, as someone stated, it makes you work harder.

You have to understand how very hard one has to work in this game, to succeed.

You have to also understand exactly how this business works, in order to succeed. I don't think that some folks really get that.

Also from what I see, you have to be wired a bit differently than most. This job isn't for everyone and it has nothing to do with how tall or short you are, whether you bat or throw from the left side or the right.

There is nothing wrong with a player who wakes up one day and says I am ready to move on, that has nothing to do with failure. No one really can understand that unless they have been in that situation.

12/7/1310:07 AM

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