Jumping to the majors?
452990
Minor league players are as good if not in some cases better than major league players. The problem is pressure. Many guys stay in the minors because everytime they are brought up, they freek out, can't handle it and do poorly. So when they are ready is the best answer. To be determined.
176625
Try to get a scout to see your talents so join a local team and see if a scout can come see you but it's much easier to go pro from college because scouts go there to search for new talent
1062082
I played college baseball at Eastern Conn. St.  University. My sophomore year (This was March of 2002), we were down by two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning with two on and two outs. They tried to intentionally walk our cleanup hitter, and he reached out and stroked a homer to right field for a walk off.  I know its not the majors or anything, but a great story nonetheless.
144952
No.  I think a National League team will take it.  They seem to have made the bigger moves during the off-season.
292864
I can't find anyone by that name having every played in the majors.  So the answer is "no".
364119
There's a couple of things you can do. Go to the most exclusive, private country club in your area, and offer your services. Talk to the proshop and let them know you want to learn.  Secondly, watch for amatuer tournaments in your area, things like city championships, state qualifying tournaments, etc. Go there a day early when players are practicing and hang around the putting green or driving range, offer your caddying skills.
337618
I had this same problem.  My advice to you is to pick a major that you would be GOOD at.  When you're good at something you'll enjoy it more and instead of letting the money drive you, your passion will.
1164973
Baseball. Look at all of the foreign players that are entering the majors. Worldwide appeal is rapidly growing. And farm systems add to the excitement of building a team as well.
93733
You can earn your way in, as there are several levels of racing going all the way down to go-carts. As you prove yourself at different levels, you move up and, if you're good enough, will get noticed. Having a family in the sport can expidite the process though, as you already have connections to the people making decisions.
116444
follow your dream...if it does not work out, you still end up with a degree.. Start with a Junior College and good luck.\nRemember, each team in Pro Ball have try outs each year for guys who don't go to college.\nIf you have heart and talent you will make it!!
1157120
Honestly, I feel that you have too much starting pitching. You will probably top the Wins catorgory in your league but your ERA  and WHIP will be high and your Saves and K will be low. RPs almost always do better in those catogories.  Consider trading one of your starters for a closer with a high K/IP and a low WHIP and ERA. A high K/IP guy that might be available on the FA market is J J Putz. \nAlso, maybe you could trade some of that SP for some speed like Brian Roberts or Pods. Willy Travaras and Dave Roberts are often availible as a base stealers via FA.\nAnyway, good luck and have fun!
530186
First, you should be a player in MLB. Start there, retire, and then apply for coaching positions. Good luck. I'll be looking for you on TV!
473577
Get an agent and be darn good if you do not belong to a College team as a first string.
687890
I would do it. You have plenty of power in your line-up. The defending A.L. batting champ will help with the average, and score you some runs as well.
850080
Absolutely you can walk on Div2 and 3.\n\nDivision 1A you'll be competing against potentially hundreds of scholarship candidates.\n\nStart small, if you're that good you can look for scholarship to play later.
875211
you carreer will be a big Zero O.\n\nyour question and your choice of category to post it shows that you cant move up in your career!\n\nyou dont know to take decision, if you have health problem go to Doctor, dont go to soothsayer!!
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I'm assuming that you're majoring in either journalism or sport, but surely if you major in one of those, you could minor in the other one.\n\nAside from that, I think that many journalists these days are missing a very basic understanding of Economics.  It wouldn't be an easy minor, but it might be helpful, especially if you're going to be reporting on contract negotiations or the building of sports stadiums.  It helps if you can report on the issues intelligently.  That's something that very few reporters can handle these days.  If you're at a big school, you may even find a course in the Economics of Sports, which would fit in well with your goals.  Best of luck.