Tony Harper on travel baseball, the recruiting process, and Perfect Game Youth

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
  • Greg sits down with Tony Harper, Youth Operations Director for Perfect Game Youth. The pair discuss the pros and cons of travel baseball (14:50), Perfect Game’s showcases & the college recruiting process (27:29), and the best resources for youth development (37:13).
    Greg also answers listener questions. Submit yours on social @YouthInc.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @mikegagliardi7916
    @mikegagliardi7916 Год назад +1

    We play Top Gun10u In North Carolina (Triangle Area) and its very similar. Great conversion to listen to as travel ball coach and parent

  • @RonaldGorman
    @RonaldGorman 10 месяцев назад

    "I want to come back and win that ****** thing." Wow. No words.

  • @gainzville2159
    @gainzville2159 9 месяцев назад +1

    We need new episodes

  • @CloranM
    @CloranM Год назад +4

    So before travel baseball how did any 10 year old get through life? How did they “overcome adversity” when they got to High School? These kids are 10 … come on man.

    • @michael19030
      @michael19030 7 месяцев назад

      its more about what is your end goal? the .05% of players that will play an inning in MLB don’t need it. the 95% of kids that play travel ball are kids that are in the DII, DIII, , Ivy Leavye, JUCO levels where sooooooo many could walk-on to any number of programs since there is less and less athletic money at those and it becomes more and more about academic performance. you dont necessarily need a travel ball organization to lead you down that path. travel baseball really works for the kids that are lower level DI talent that will sit for two to three years or go to a DII school and start right away as a freshman. its such a tiny group of kids that actually fall into that type of group.

  • @tshirtfactory07
    @tshirtfactory07 2 месяца назад +2

    Pretending adding 3 or 4 studs last minute isnt a clear advantage is a clowny take at minimum and a blatant lie at worst

  • @daphnegrilley4569
    @daphnegrilley4569 2 года назад

    no audio? I can't hear anything

  • @kevincruz643
    @kevincruz643 8 месяцев назад

    We need an interview with @mpthreebaseball about travel baseball.

  • @Jenda-ld8dj
    @Jenda-ld8dj Год назад +3

    Let kids be kids. Structured sports is not the answer.

    • @xelrod7062
      @xelrod7062 Год назад

      Every kid is different. No one is forcing you to put your kids into it, so don't bag on parents who don't do it your way!

    • @BallinANDDrawin
      @BallinANDDrawin 10 месяцев назад

      My kid loves playing structured sports. It is his favorite thing to do with his friends.

  • @JoeHVR
    @JoeHVR 11 месяцев назад +5

    Mr Harper you say “Some of these kids might not make it to the show”? How about 99% won’t make it to the show. Nonsensical take.

  • @joekeusch5995
    @joekeusch5995 2 месяца назад

    Oh brother, give me a break. Who rates the raters? I watched this whole mess develop and see scouting reports from these guys and then i see the players. Big mis- match

  • @rjclark730
    @rjclark730 Год назад

    I wish they verified age at the 90' age groups and punished the players by keeping the wrong age in the system forever so hs and college coaches know their character and the character of their parents.

  • @freemanfobbs
    @freemanfobbs 9 месяцев назад

    Kids maybe watching, so why the bad language?