Very good numbers for sure, you have every reason to be proud. Is he a righty or lefty?

 

Dave,

The Tribe needs some help in the pen.

 

Not so fast. The Mets can use some good pitching, and that would put him in the heart of a major media market. Think of all the ad and promo money.

I'll be his manager if you want.

 

I hear a bidding war brewing...

(On that note: SBC Park in San Francisco is very "pitcher friendly..." let's talk signing bonus!)

 

Thats really cool. If he keeps showing that kind of promise, I smell pitching camp so he can learn to throw without hurting his arm. When you catch him...do you wear a cup? lol My oldest put me on the ground for a good 15 minutes one day showing me how he could throw. And he wasn't a pitcher.

I like baseball.. good sport for kids

fltsfshr

 

Considering that the Cubs relief staff walked in the winning run twice in the last three games, I'd say there was a real need in the Windy City also.

The best place to play ball is in the friendly confines.

 

He's a righty, I tried tying his right arm behind him whan he was a baby, bit it didn't work. (j/k) He already has been to several piching camps, the coach he works wtih now has sent 5 players to the major leagues. He is a former catcher, they always seem to make the best coaches. Yes, i do wear a cup when I catch him, although he has excellent control. This winter, his fastball was clocked at 72 MPH....

 

 

With the mound set at 46', that is roughly equivalent to a 90 mph fastball at the Major League level.

He only had 3 hits off of him last year when he was throwing in the low 60's, and that was by kids a year older than him, I doubt if he'll give up a hit this year.

 

I know that you and Carmen would like him to play for the Tribe, but go for the money and send him to the Yankees
. He can earn lot's of cash and probable get a World Series ring also !!
Don't all parents want the best for their children .