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2019&21 Dad1,000+ posts

I know the feeling, - congrats, it's great to see people overcome adversity/misfortune! My son had UCL Primary Repair surgery last September and I savor watching him pitch every time now. The first time I damn near cried. He's getting better and more confident each time and it's great to just see him happy playing ball! Hopefully he is able to get some college interest and continue playing. He's got the grades and the size for an Ivy, but the fastball for a D3. But with continued work on the arm, who knows where things will lead. It will all work out somehow.

7/20/188:01 AM

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