When browsing through the PG players profiles, I can see good PG assessment about some players, but some players don't have any. I wonder what is the criteria to get the PG assessment? It's like PG scouts come across some good players and they make comment at will, or players pay PG for the assessment service.
Thanks.
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When browsing through the PG players profiles, I can see good PG assessment about some players, but some players don't have any. I wonder what is the criteria to get the PG assessment? It's like PG scouts come across some good players and they make comment at will, or players pay PG for the assessment service.
Thanks.
I believe you have to go to a "Showcase" Event to get the write-up. Just going to a PG Tournament won't get the assessment.
PGStaff can speak more to this but there some tournaments that use the PG name but maybe don't have the same "bells & whistles" as other PG tournaments so some stats, etc are not available.
I don't have the energy to search for it, but PGStaff has written about this within the past year.
Anyone can sign up and pay for an individual showcase, and get evaluated, complete with PG grade.
If you are a very good player, you can get invited to the PG Junior Nationals, or Nationals, and get evaluated, and get a PG grade.
You can play with your team in a PG tournament and get writeups (no PG Grade), and the recruiters can see this information. If you are a pitcher, your highest mph will be recorded.
You don't have to have a PG grade to get recruited. If you don't have something to showcase, you may not want to attend.
Just a summary.
