Reply to "WHAT do Scouts look for -PITCHER"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

I am not a scout so ultimately I don't know what to look for, it's just a whole bunch of things they take into consideration and I probably never understand it.
I was listening tonight to an interview with sons college coach. He said something that made sense. Not to go into it, but he said that sometimes an untrained eye can't see what the trained eye can. So one can't make statements about why one is drafted higher or lower than the other, unless you are the trained and seasoned scout.
Bobblehead,
I feel badly that you needed to bring in something negative about a player. It really doesn't add to the purpose of the topic.

1/26/0611:15 PM

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