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quote: Originally posted by Bob Sanders:
TPM--They might go through the motions as a team but do they all take it as seriously as they should?
That's up to them and the trainer in charge (if you have one) and the coach overlooking the trainer. By the time you get to the college/pro level, you don't have a choice. Looking back at sons 3 years in college, most injuries ocurred because of things that can't be prevented even with stretching and conditioning. An OF dives in to catch the ball and dislocates shoulder, a catcher gets his nail ripped off (first game of the year) on throwing hand, hamstring is pulled sliding in and getting jammed by the base, hitter takes a 90+ mph FB ball on the hand, pitcher gets hit with a pitch back to his shin, these are just normal occurances. |
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quote: Originally posted by Bob Sanders:
TPM--They might go through the motions as a team but do they all take it as seriously as they should?
Bob, You should ask the players that question - not the parents of the players. And if you do - I suggest you hire a bodyguard before you pose the question. LOL
You spend a good piece of your life gripping a baseball, and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the time. ~Jim Bouton, Ball Four, 1970
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