Reply to "Why are scouts watching so early?"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

PG,
You are correct they are alwys there no matter what time of year. But in this case we were discussing the draft. Would you agree or disagree that scouts showing up in May is a good indication that the player will be drafted?
What is your take on this?
We were told by a team that scouts would be around early because this is the time of year (spring training) that they are in FL. MAy is when some decisions are made. Is this typical for our state or doesn't it matter?

3/2/0411:17 AM

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