Reply to "Unfair Advantages"

2020-RHP-Dad500+ posts

I guess there are two ways you can look at an "unfair advantage." If there are 17U players dominating in a 15U tournament (and your son is playing against them) then if he does well against superior competition then that is something that college scouts would notice. And while your son might, on the other hand, excel against an average 15U team, that is not something that most scouts would pay much attention to. But I understand what you are saying... when my son was playing coach pitch and maybe early kid pitch, some of the kids and teams really did seem to look much older than the other teams, but as you get to high school things seem to even out. Playing against better players really does make you better,

8/1/1910:00 PM

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