Congrats Sammy!
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Congratulations to 2027 OF Sammy Lara (@SammyLara42) on his commitment to @USTCeltsBSB.
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Congrats Trevor!!!! @TrevorM3408
South Carolina picks up another JUCO commitment from RHP Trevor Moore.
Moore, 6-foot-1, 182 pounds, went 5-1 with a 5.01 ERA, 38 strikeouts and 18 walks in 32.1 innings at Blinn College last season.View quoted post on X
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Congratulations to 2027 RHP Jacob McBride (@jmcbride_2027) on his commitment to @CULionsBaseball.
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Pitching plan for Mattingly WS for Wildcatters Navy South:
Game 1: Isaac Huerta 84-87
Game 2: Jacob McBride 87-90
Game 3: Kaleb Biddy 87-90
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Game 1: Isaac Huerta 84-87
Game 2: Jacob McBride 87-90
Game 3: Kaleb Biddy 87-90
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This speaks to the broken mindset in many involved in youth sports. One is a paying customer paying for a product and service, the other is under a contract to receive millions to perform.
We tell parents to relax and not treat youth sports as the big leagues but we equate them paying us for our services similar to a big league contract where the money flows in the opposite direction?
In the service industry/capitalistic society, the answer is make your product better and let the chips fall where they may. If you do not like that the consumer will always try other things/shop around then you dont understand the business you are in.
But these same groups are also mad when parents and players dont want to pay 500 plus dollars for uniforms every season so they can receive their huge commission checks. Make it make sense.
We tell parents to relax and not treat youth sports as the big leagues but we equate them paying us for our services similar to a big league contract where the money flows in the opposite direction?
In the service industry/capitalistic society, the answer is make your product better and let the chips fall where they may. If you do not like that the consumer will always try other things/shop around then you dont understand the business you are in.
But these same groups are also mad when parents and players dont want to pay 500 plus dollars for uniforms every season so they can receive their huge commission checks. Make it make sense.