Reply to "What to do when coach starts playing "Daddy Ball""

nuts4bbMember

In regards to Callaways post. Sure, I am a couple years late to post but it is a timeless issue. I coached my sons team for 3 years. I was aware of "Daddy Ball" and made sure he played no more or less than others. But the truth of the matter is parents can not see the weakness of thier own childrens play no matter how hard they try, and coaches stroke other coaches to justify why each of thier sons should play in the all-stars or just play more innings or get more at bats etc. that way they can feel good about it, human nature at it's finest.

12/22/061:42 AM

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