Kind of bummed. Pro Scouts were away awhile. They came back last night. Son was pitching. Unfortunately it rained for the first 6 innings. The first inning it started to drizzle and he did fine 2K's and a pop up. Looked like his slider, curve and fastball were all working pretty good. Then the rain came. He had trouble with hitting his spots going full count on a lot of batters and walking many. His balls were close some even controversial, in other words he still had some control. Still had 8K's and the win, but definitely not his best game. The other pitcher was having the same problem. Question is: Do scouts take the conditions into consideration in their evaluations? Or do they think you shouldn't be affected by things like rain?
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