I respected PG. he started Perfect Game as a parent looking for what was best for his son which is why we do most of what we do in baseball. He was blessed to have built something that became incredible. Just like most of us would, he took advantage of a blessing and made something great from it.
On here, I was always thankful for his comments even when they were not always the best for PG. He said numerous times that PG was a tool to be used. Not for everyone. Both of my younger sons were blessed to have been helped tremendously by PG events. I hope he is still around and gives his insights.
If you don't like PG, then don't take your kid. That simple. Just like everything else in life. But don't blame it for where baseball has moved to.