I understand the delimma these kids & families must face, although I have not experienced it personally.
But I ask this totally out of curiosity, what is the percentage of college kids (I guess specifically pitchers in this case) who will suffer career ending/severely hampering injuries?
Seems more prudent to go to college to me.
So he goes to college blows out his arm and gets nothing. He goes to minors gets a check for 135k blows out his arm and goes back to college.
Seems the kid has a better start with 135k in the bank then nothing at all, so tell me again how that's a bad decision?
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tnoutlaw2001#228008 writes:
So he goes to college blows out his arm and gets nothing. He goes to minors gets a check for 135k blows out his arm and goes back to college.
Seems the kid has a better start with 135k in the bank then nothing at all, so tell me again how that's a bad decision?
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