I am worried because i want to be in a baseball team.i need some great advice?
546886
Stop worrying!  Start practice and have fun while you playing.
703339
Have you registered with the NCAA database? Also have you tried emailing the coaches at the colleges you are interested in? It may or may not be so late. I am not sure how far they start looking for baseball. If anything, if you have newspaper clips or articles about you and your playing ability, you might want to photocopy or find the links to send to the coaches to catch their attention after registering with the database.
512631
You do have a stacked team, but what I would do is offer Randy  Johnson and someone like Figgings for Berkman, Delgadoor someone that can get you both homers and RBI'S. Don't listen to anyone who sais you need pitching. You DONT! You have a great team I dont get why you would need homers and RBI's.
1140082
First order of business is the bullpen.  They have blown so many situations for the starters.  Until you get bullpen help whether it be via trade or farm system there isn't much hope.  I think the it is the achilles heel of the team.  You have two solid startes in Smoltz and Hudson, while Ramirez has been flashing signs of goodness.  Starters are not their weakness and neither is the lineup, it is the pen!!!
958752
Contact the office of the team that you are looking to hook up with and tell them you are interested in trying out.  Most teams have a couple open tryouts during a scheduled time in the offseason.  Find out when that is, and show up.  Worked for me.
858643
That's a very lofty goal and I doubt anyone here can actually do anything to help you acheive it. However, I can point you in the direction you need to go.\n\nLike any pro sport, the key is getting scouted and the only way to do that is to play. If you're in school still join the school team, try to get into an after school team as well or even an off season team. Traveling teams are usually best, but any team that gets you more play time is good and traveling teams are usually more expensive and difficult to find.\n\nOnce in university try out for the team there. Devote enough time to the game to be a starter, no one scouts bench players. Don't throw everything into the sport though, keep your grades up or they'll drop you from the team and from the school all together.\n\nIf you're any good you should be scouted out of university, but if you don't get invited to play for a team don't dispair, find out when teams have tryouts and go to them. Continue going even if you don't get an invite. Try every team you can, not just the one or two that are closest. You're going to have to invest some time and money into attending these tryouts so make sure you have someone supporting you or have some savings ready. \n\nGood luck.
650595
Velocity isn't the only thing that matters, but if you can throw hard enough you've probably got a good chance of being a draft pick or getting a scholarship offer to play in college.\n\n85 probably isn't enough by itself, but if you've also got good control, you could be a real impressive prospect.  In the end, though, how far you can make it will really depend on how much work you're willing to put into it.  Obviously you are nowhere near good enough to pitch in the majors right now, and while you may have enough innate talent to make that possible as a goal down the road, it will only happen if you put in a ton of hard work.  Baseball favors effort and training over raw talent more than any other sport.
1183688
it's not what you think about before the game just stay focused go over what needs to be done, during the game stay positive remember you are there to have fun, keep morale up as soon as morale of your team is down you have lost the game, if you went over your plays enough it should be instinctive.....positivity wins game, lose or not have some character and don't be an *ss to the other team.
463901
dont worry about talking to him just show him how god u r at practice and dont give up keep trying.some coaches wouldnt recognize talent if it slapped them in the face.id know. my last year of babe bruth baseball i was the best hitter on the team but didnt get to play for the first 4 games. i ended up leading my league in batting average,  and hits. so just keep trying
189207
well before u try out for one, practice,practice,practice!  that way when u try out for a team u know what your doing and u wont look like a fool infront of everyone, there more likely to pick u if your really good at playing.  and dont forget, dont get discouraged and have fun w/ it.
624658
start early in life dedicate ALL YOUR FREE TIME to your sport.... attend clinics on the weekend and during summer school... the better known the baseball/football camp the better the exposure... START EARLY... Purchase/watch training videos... read a ton of books... find a player to immulate...get a personal coach that has contacts to people who can help you out...
808546
The coaches will be looking for fundementals.  Make sure that you do everything the right way and make good throws.  If you need to, overexaggerate things like catching flyballs with two hands, and fielding groundballs in front of you.
374277
Do you ever look at your team. Clemens hasn't pitched yet this season and will probebly retire so bench him until he makes a decision and put another pitcher in. Wagner is good but look for better relief. Starting is better. Get a new infielders except Thome. Look on waivers you wont believe what you'll find if you look hard enough. Always look to upgrade, never be satisfied. Don't panic, you really shouldn't even look at your standings or make any major moves until late May
1026587
If your son is a fourth year senior in college and did not get drafted, the odds are that he will never play professional baseball, and the odds of making the big leagues are nearly zero.  But it can happen.\n\nDo not bother contacting an agent.  Have your son contact independent league teams directly and discuss his accomplishments.  Do not do this for him as clubs are looking for players with drive, and nothing will make the door close quicker than his father calling for him.  If your son can impress the appropriate people, he may get a tryout.  After that, it is all about the talent he has.\n\nIf your son truly wants this, he needs to get aggresive.  Each major league team has drafted 50 players this week and those players will be their focus.  Your son must do something to stand out.
439870
you could try to talk to little league headquaters and if theres not a little league already in that area try to convince them that there would be people willing to play the problem would be taht since your dealing with people that dont really have the money to pay for little league it would be a very hard thing to do but if you got a stadium out there it would be posible to start a small league on the unused feilds you would just need schedules of when they use the feilds so you don't disrupt them.(and im not entirely sure how this works so maybe cross a couple sugestions or something).  if tehre is a little league near you you might be able to raise money for the kids to enter get in with but your talking a little under a hundred dollars a kid (im not entirely sure it can be done) other then those i dont know and as for using a little leagues feilds you wouldn't be able to charge for them to play (although it dosent sound like you would really want to) since your really just playing a game and i dont think your allowed to make a profit off of it.  you would need to raise at least enough money to buy 5 helmets for every team you put toghether (one for batter 3 for runners on base and one for on deck guy) and would also need (for 4 teams) at least 2 sets of catcher gear.  starting a league like this is kinda hard because your starting with nothing to really use but you need alot.  if you can get it started maybe put out flyers and get people that may be willing to chip in and eventualy you got yourself something good maybe.  I'm not sure im much help but good luck and i hope it works out.
95238
Most Scouts or Front Office people of Major league sports, are usually former athletes themselves.  As for a Major any business related theme, or sports management ( if offered).\n\nI would suggest taking classes in Psychology and sociology as well.\n\nSome colleges do offer sports themed majors.  \n\nThe main thing about getting a position for a Major league team is more of WHO you know than WHAT You Know.\n\nLook for internships, see if you can volunteer during the summer or offer help, just to get your foot in the door while still in college.\n\nSee if you can work with you College Athletic department, they do have student volunteers and the experience and networking with professional will help you in your long term goal.\n\nGood LUCK!!!!
329529
this team looks pretty solid.. I might suggest dumping a pitcher you don think will help you out to get a backup second baseman as Mueller has a history of injuries look for someone that plays multiple infield positions to give you more flexibility should one of your guys go down which over the long season at one time or another is very likely. Good luck in your league.