Reply to "THere is an "i" in team"

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Agree with TR on stats in HS-meaningless for advancement to the next level. Not one scout or college recruiter asked to see the stats for my son. As TR says, a kid might bat .500 for one
school and .250 for another because of the difference in competition.

But a Red Sox minor league manager spoke to the players at USF(Tampa) last week and told them
that baseball is a team game made up of individuals. In order to be the best "team" player
you can be, you must hone your individual skills to the fullest and then use them for the
betterment of the team.

1/16/054:36 PM

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