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Closer in High School Baseball

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What is the innings per week limit now?

 

I would think you might have a little difficulty finding a kid with that mentality at this level. In high school I thrived in save opportunities, but was our number 1 and 2 starter throughout high school so it was hard for me to be confined to that role. We only had 3 guys that we liked to start until my senior year we only had 2 solid starters. It will be a test to find a kid that thrives in that role, that also wouldnt want to start. In the mountains we never saw many teams with a "closer." We didnt even have any set closers on my Legion ball team. In high school you probably see closer by committee more often than not.

 

 

Week innings Remaining - Innings remaining in seven day period (maximum 15 innings in any seven day period)

 

Days Rest Required - Mandatory rest required for this appearance

 

3-5 innings = 1 day rest starting following day

6 innings = 2 days rest starting following day

7-9 innings = 3 days rest starting following day

Thanks.

I knew that was what it used to be, but didnt know if it had changed any since my days of playing. I figured the rest would be the same, but the innings is what I was worried about.

 

Just a thought here, but I always liked closing the day before a start. I'm not really sure why, but I got used in that role a lot, and if you only throw an inning or two you can come back the next day.

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