I would prefer someone with a pitcher development background. Someone who can take a B type pitcher and get them to an elite A type level.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunAmos
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I would prefer someone with a pitcher development background. Someone who can take a B type pitcher and get them to an elite A type level.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunAmos
Not really. It's difficult to coach there. It just is but especially for baseball. I don't need to get into the details of why because most people see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView
Which is a polite way to say he didn't put up with any parent B.S. Baseball seems to be the worst sport, in H.S., in regards to parental engagement with players and coaches. Coach Thibodeaux was similar at TCH. They wanted to coach a certain way and just didn't have the capacity to deal with kids and parents who may have thought they were deserving of something they may not be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reality Check
baseball is one of the toughest sports to manage because unlike basketball or football there is not free substitution
once you are out you are out and if you are not a starter you are probably not getting in other than in the pitching position
at least softball has a little more flexible substitution rules
Really? So say he would rather the top nine donors play versus the best nine players playing. (S)end (T)he (M)oney!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cajunrunner
I can talk to Broc and find out.Quote:
Originally Posted by zephyr
This is a ridiculous statement. Some of the biggest “donors” don’t see their kids play a lick at stm. Kim has been the same man for 40 years. Don’t slander that man…Quote:
Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView
low energy results . . . please don’t report anything arrived at between the two of you . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by JMV JustMyView
Ask the coach why he stepped down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Datt Meggs
Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Datt Meggs