redlion

Every story seems like it always has 3 sides, the side of both parties, then the actual truth. There is probably some truth in what both sides are saying. Some of the younger kids may not be as good as what BC is accustomed to in the past, but it is the coaches responsibility, along with the player, to be the best that he can be. That takes hard work and dedication from both sides, and a kid that young should not be given up on. Some of these kids are playing JV ball before they are even ready to perform at that level.

 

As for parents being afraid of saying anything for fear of it being held against their kid, that is getting back to the same feeling parents had during the Jody years. And no matter what anyone says, it goes on. For some reason, it doesn't feel like a big family at BC anymore. There is too much jealousy and bickering among coaches, players, and parents. I just wish I knew a solution to it all, because if it doesn't stop, BC baseball is going to be diminished to a lower class than what they are accustomed to.

I agree

Thank you....At least someone has been around the sporting life to know what really goes on.

And that is a SHAME:irked:

i think this is a shame.Any kid no matter what class should not be told to find another sport. They should be able to try out at the start of a new season. If a kid has a problem then the coaches need to talk to them and help them improve. They are not just coaches but teachers and rollmodels.I do agree if a kid has an attitude problem then he should be dismissed. this hole situation turns my stomach.:irked:

i remember old Woody H. 3 yards and a cloud of dust:ylsuper:

i agree with woodyjr. i would like to see a young active coach willing to build a program.

sugar problems i believe. My prayers are with the family.

I wish him luck. Hope they fill his spot quickly. :confused:

Way to go Brennan. I Know your parents are going :banana: