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[QUOTE="mauconnfan, post: 4726456, member: 489"]
I see both sides of this discussion but have to agree with [USER=6696]@husky429[/USER] thoughts of coaching your own kid. I appreciate the way you looked at it and wished I could’ve done the same. My son and his buddies wanted to be special so myself and their dads put together a travel team from end of LL to their soph years in HS.. All 3 of us were similar so we ended up assigning our sons to the other dads coaching. Problem is when they think they’re good, doing everything right, the last person they will listen to is their own dad when he’s in “teaching” mode. We played the best teams in western mass and they all wanted to be good players and impact their HS programs so while we expect the game of baseball to be fun, you need to learn the fundamentals and be consistent with them. Same with hoops for my son and his friends. You want to be the leading scorer but you’re watching from a distance rather than crashing the boards you will hear about it. Again this was older than 12 in the young leagues, it’s time to get better and learn.

Oh well it all worked out no matter. Lol
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