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Originally Posted by sportsshrink
You told someone to read a little closer to your post in order to get your point.
Well, I will ask the same of you. But I mentioned an injury to my arm. Yes the scouts were drooling and wanted me to come out after my jr. yr but I chose stay in for my Sr. season because I wanted to complete my degree. Sure I could have made a bigger $$ coming out as a junior but baseball believe it or not was secondary. It was important to me to get my degree. Well, the beginning of my Sr. season, opening day tore my rotator cuff and never was the same. Never could break 78 mph. Well now you know the rest of the story.  |
uhm
brah
that's not how baseball works
you don't "come out"
you can be drafted after graduating high school...or after you turn 21 (or be a junior in college)...
you don't "come out"...
Michael Vick was drafted to play baseball and he hadn't played baseball since 7th grade or "asked" to be drafted...he just was...and I think in the 13th round.
If you were throwing 90 MPH as a lefty in college as a junior...you would have been drafted...period. And very highly.
and you wouldn't have had to come out, or declare, or ask, or anything...they would have just drafted you...and then notified you...and then you could have said "uhm sorry I'm going to complete my degree"...
so again...
sorry
you're "misremembering" things