for those that have gone to or witnessed one,are they worth going to for a HS player?
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future catcher;
There is no cost. The Area Code games were created because of the information I observed
from the Pro Scouts at the MLSB tryouts.
You can compare yourself with released players, players ages 16-36 and athletes who can run the 60 yard in 6.2 seconds.
Maybe you will learn something and receive a pro scouting report to provide to a college coach or to our International organization.
Bob
<www.goodwillseries.org>
There is no cost. The Area Code games were created because of the information I observed
from the Pro Scouts at the MLSB tryouts.
You can compare yourself with released players, players ages 16-36 and athletes who can run the 60 yard in 6.2 seconds.
Maybe you will learn something and receive a pro scouting report to provide to a college coach or to our International organization.
Bob
<www.goodwillseries.org>
If you get a chance, go ahead and attend. As was stated, it doesn't cost plus the results are available to all the teams. From the ones that I have witnessed, most of the younger attendees appear to enjoy the tryout.
Just be sure you are in shape and ready to play when you go out there as most of the other attendees will be and at many of the camps, they limit the number of position players they let swing the bat - only letting players that looked good running or fielding or players they had a prior interest in or have a certain physical makeup hit.
Just be sure you are in shape and ready to play when you go out there as most of the other attendees will be and at many of the camps, they limit the number of position players they let swing the bat - only letting players that looked good running or fielding or players they had a prior interest in or have a certain physical makeup hit.
awesome thanks guys