How good is good enough?

The only people who can tell you if your good enough are those who have seen you.

Velocity is very important but so is projection.

If anyone is requesting a schedule, get them one. If you want to send everyone a schedule, go ahead and do it. If your like most people, you will waste much more time doing less worthwhile things in your lifetime.

But one thing for sure, no one should ever cause you to think your not good enough.

Also, if you know you're not a top 10 round pick, you must have a feel for what this is all about.

First, I know I'm not a top 10 round pick is because I'm not throwing 93 mph, and I guess I just assumed that if you aren't throwing that hard at this point you wouldn't be a top 10 rounder.

No scouts have asked me for my schedule, but I guess I also assumed that it would be a good idea for me to send them my travel tourny schedule when I get it, so going into a big tourny, someone going to scout the tourny would have my info going into it and would know who I am if they watched me play.

Maybe not a good idea???

2nd, I wasn't asking if you would think I personally would have a chance of getting drafted, but just in general what is the standard that typically guys who get drafted have, that guys who go play college baseball, but don't get drafted out of HS don't necessarily have. Then I could see if I fall into that category, and how much improvement I would need to be able to get to that level. Also, I know signability is part of it too. I'd rather not give my info, because then the thread could start talking about me and my stuff, and not what I mentioned above.

Thanks

While it may be a good idea to send colleges your schedule it is not necessary, and probably counter-productive, to send this on to the pros.

These guys are paid to know all draftable talent.

If you notice guys showing up to your game with stalker guns while you're pitching, you're getting scouted. If they like what they see they'll approach you. If they don't, well, they won't.

As for velocity, a RHP typically needs to be touching 90 and sitting 87-88 to be scouted seriously. Even then you might not be drafted.