Reply to "Two-Way Player... becoming more common? Should it? Thoughts"

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4arms posted:
Alec Burleson from ECU is someone who comes to mind regarding this topic. Graduated from our High School and was a very good two way player and has been incredible with ECU. It's not common but if your player can pitch and hit let them do both and then let the schools decide what they want to do with him. Burleson was already good but when he got to college and was with college coaching he became even better so you never know.

Davis Sharpe from Clemson.

2/26/208:57 AM

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