While I would have been a bit more affraid of fellow like him; our coach would have had us “stand in there.”

If they really were concerned, the league should have been more proactive from the start. Waiting so long it becomes cruel and can be contrived as retributional.

This is why we have a generation of kids that can’t cope with any adversity in their lives. God forbid this kid’s pitching would be a catalyst to make oppsing batters better by working on their batting stances and swings. And I don’t believe that any of the kids’ complaints caused this to happen. It is well meaing, but totally wrong, parents’ concern for thier kids. A parent naturally wants to shelter their kid from the harsh truths in life, but it does nothing to help them grow into a well adjusted hard working adults. Life isn’t fair. People aren’t created equally. You’re gonna lose some and win some, you’re gonna have unbelieve strings of misfortune and bad luck, that’s just how it is and kids aren’t learning this. And what does this do to the poor kid that is definetly not in the wrong. He probably won’t want to pitch again. This is dispicable.

My oldest is in the 100th percentile height wise for his age. We have to constantly prove his age. When we go to his games “snacks check, camera check, birth certificate check”

He’s already in the outfield because of parents not wanting him pitching.