Reply to "Update on son's progress and willing to take any advice"

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They are out there. Some keep progressing and some peak early. We had a man-child who went 89, 90, 91 in three consecutive pitches the summer he just turned 14. Not much different now. Three years ago we faced East Cobb in the 14 finals. Our guy touched 86-87. They started a lefty who went 85 and closed with a kid who touched 89. Few and far between but they are out there.

Bottom line- You can't predict how they will end up. You just have to give them a good, safe plan. FYI- All three kids from three years ago have turned out to be pretty special.

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