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CoachB25Honorary "Old TImer"

After my kid pitches a game, I don't say anything at all except, "what do you think?" I let her go from there. If she wants to talk about it great. If not, I shut up about her pitching performance. I've also found that complimenting her teammates is a good way of getting her to speak. I have asked a particular parent to avoid talking to his son after the game until they got home. This was at the request of the kid. The Dad had good intent but was tearing up his son inside.

1/7/054:56 PM

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