thomattrey

looking for 4 in sections 135-140, will pay value

we have had a great experience with travel baseball and probably would have had just as good a time playing with classmates in league play. Unfortunately, in Baton Rouge, you have to make the decision of which way you want to go pretty quickly. Travel ball takes a family committment but if the family wants to do it, what is the problem. If the family cannot commit to weekend play, then they must play weekday baseball and rush togames once or twice a week after work.
I don't think there is a right or wrong answer. It depends on the family. There are plaenty of AA teams that friends or classmates can stick together and compete with on weekends. But they must stay in AA level, if they venture out into AAA or major, they get rolled on

my guess is your child wasn't quite the athlete his friends were or you hoped. Tournament baseball is what you want it to be. You can play with your friends and play AA level, mix and match and play AAA or try to pay for play with Marucci, McClures, Tractions, etc at play against Major level...or you can play strictly league ball during the week.

Our family enjoys weekend tournaments. While our sons play 2-3 weekends a month, the family doesn't have to make them all but we make 90% because we enjoy the friendships and enjoy watching our son play baseball.

I have friends with 9 year olds looking for a team this year, if anyone has suggestions, please let me know

On the last play of the first half, Eric Reid was the safety on the left hash and jumped the short route, which opened up the lane for the throw. We know what happened next and while Hatcher should have made the play, our superstar true freshman was trying to be a hero instead of sitting back and keeping the play in front of him. I don't think anyone wants to get rid of Reid, so just relax and let them all grow up