Not feelin it

Whether it is baseball or anything else, if you don't enjoy it don't stay with it---do something you truly enjoy

It sounds like you are questioning your own ability. If you truly love the game and do want to keep playing then find a way to improve. Get some good coaching, work hard on improving your arm and do some core training. Everyone has self doubts at one time or another but giving up is the easy way out. Good Luck.

Awwww Hoovedawg,...I admire your honesty.
Players go through slumps.
Remember that.
Don't miss an opportunity and then regret it. ( my son took his first year off from HS basketball this year to focus on preparation for baseball, but it was very difficult for him to stand in the stands and just watch. He missed it. )

Make sure to follow your heart.
Just be 100% honest with yourself and know what you stepping stones you have to cross to get to your dream.
No one enjoys sitting on the bench, but some prefer it over sitting in the stands. Only you know what your true desires are.
Its not always an easy road to get to your dreams. Takes alot of hard work and endurance.
Means getting through the hard times, and still persevering.
Be honest with yourself.
If you want it, you can achieve it.
I wish you contentment and success.

Again,...make sure you are doing what you truely want to do.
You have all of the answers inside of yourself.
You have the ability to make your dreams happen!!!

If you don't have the passion, you won't play well. Think it over carefully and make sure you make the right decision - it won't be an easy decision to over go back on, so you need to get it right the 1st time.

Hoove good luck making your choice.. Make it, and then stick with it come what may... This is what makes strong people. If you just want to wait and play rec ball in the summer great. If you don't want to miss out on HS ball, that's great too, but whatever you do, throw yourself at it; that sets up good habits for a healthy life.... best wishes to you man.
(I had a senior come out tonite for the first time. Said he'd always wanted to be on "a team" but never had the nerve to go out for a high school sport... I asked him if he'd be happy with whatever role may come his way and he said, yes, he just wanted to be on a team... he'll probably move a lot of L-shapes and feed a lot of balls into the machine, but if he's a positive influence among the guys I'm more than happy to have him (our school has a no-cut policy)... good luck man