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Maile returns to CCH lineup

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Agreed. The seniors did have a meeting to determine if he deserved to be on the team though... thet all know they need him for this season.

 

 

Do you REALLY think when faced with that situation they would say no? I hate to say it, but had I been put in that situation I'd probably have said "yeah sure bring him back", just to avoid all the drama that could come along with saying "uh no, he didn't come to any workouts when he could have, we'll pass."

 

I sincerely hope the attitudes displayed last year from a few disappear. If not it will be a long long season.

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I was told that Listerman always preached that ALL of his players must be at all of the preseason workouts. No Exceptions. This just shows how coaches sometimes don't stay true to their word when a star player is in the scenario.

 

You were told incorrectly. Listerman tries to treat all of his players equally, but requiring them to be at every preseason workout would be unrealistic, unfair, and a probable KHSAA rules vioation.

 

I'm sure that Luke played a lot of baseball this year. I know he was in a league west of the Mississippi (California, maybe), so being at each workout would be impossible.

 

From my experiences, Coach Listerman has always been very understanding of those who have prior commitments. He wants everybody there, but what coach doesn't? He understands that his players are young men first and that they have prior obligations.

You were told incorrectly. Listerman tries to treat all of his players equally, but requiring them to be at every preseason workout would be unrealistic, unfair, and a probable KHSAA rules vioation.

 

I'm sure that Luke played a lot of baseball this year. I know he was in a league west of the Mississippi (California, maybe), so being at each workout would be impossible.

 

From my experiences, Coach Listerman has always been very understanding of those who have prior commitments. He wants everybody there, but what coach doesn't? He understands that his players are young men first and that they have prior obligations.

 

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You were told incorrectly. Listerman tries to treat all of his players equally, but requiring them to be at every preseason workout would be unrealistic, unfair, and a probable KHSAA rules vioation.

 

I'm sure that Luke played a lot of baseball this year. I know he was in a league west of the Mississippi (California, maybe), so being at each workout would be impossible.

 

From my experiences, Coach Listerman has always been very understanding of those who have prior commitments. He wants everybody there, but what coach doesn't? He understands that his players are young men first and that they have prior obligations.

 

 

 

Between when baseball ended and now? He could have/should have been at those workouts. I think maybe that was the point of the post. And I'm sure he had every intention of playing basketball this season....

Between when baseball ended and now? He could have/should have been at those workouts. I think maybe that was the point of the post. And I'm sure he had every intention of playing basketball this season....

 

By the end of the Ky. Colonels summer baseball season, then the West coast games, the answer is a simple NO!

And I'm sure he had every intention of playing basketball this season....

 

Then you need to talk directly to Luke. Because that's not true.

Did he play golf this year?

Did he play golf this year?

 

From what I heard, yes.

By the end of the Ky. Colonels summer baseball season, then the West coast games, the answer is a simple NO!

 

You're not in his head, you only had to go on what everyone else heard, and that was that he told everybody he would not play. But, everyone knew, he would..:)

From what I heard, yes.

 

I actually heard he didn't, so I'm not sure on that.

You're not in his head, you only had to go on what everyone else heard, and that was that he told everybody he would not play. But, everyone knew, he would..:)[/quote]

 

Well of course I am not in his head, but I got my information from the source.....and I believed the source....when the source told me....

You were told incorrectly. Listerman tries to treat all of his players equally, but requiring them to be at every preseason workout would be unrealistic, unfair, and a probable KHSAA rules vioation.

 

I'm sure that Luke played a lot of baseball this year. I know he was in a league west of the Mississippi (California, maybe), so being at each workout would be impossible.

 

From my experiences, Coach Listerman has always been very understanding of those who have prior commitments. He wants everybody there, but what coach doesn't? He understands that his players are young men first and that they have prior obligations.

 

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