Primetime travel baseball scumbags

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Anonymous wrote:The baseball community is unjust and incestuous. You can’t post public comments or reviews without risking very serious retaliation.

But the question was why you post something in the first place? If your feelings were hurt just move on?

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Anonymous wrote:They were great when they first started, but in the past 3-4 years, they have become a mess.
The coach affair was a one off, but that guy also got fired from the school where he coached.
Most the parent complaints I have encountered were that they were traveling really far for kids who are not eligible to be scouted, so it was a huge waste.

There are two. Coach and married mom affairs. That’s we know of.

Wouldn’t the married mom affair be about just that individual and not the organization or owner?

When an organization that employs adult men who spend hours and hours with children, they should perform background checks. The two affairs are wild and interesting, but hiring men under criminal federal investigation and with DUIs is abhorrent.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m not the OP but posted earlier in the thread. I posted and agreed and a lot of people feel this way- that these guys are terrible business owners, crappy “mentors”, and all around Trumpy ‘scumbags’. The last straw for me was when they cut my 9 year old 4 days after receiving the game ball at a tournament for various vindictive and political reasons and then the owner told us that he would remember our name and “hold a grudge” against our family if we didn’t accept his B team offer for my 9 year old.

Trumpy? So your kid was cut or moved to a lower team.

Baseball is full of Trumpy scumbags like yourself.

Actually I’m not but what does a person’s politics have to do with baseball coaching?

An openly MAGA organization in the DC area is bold.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The baseball community is unjust and incestuous. You can’t post public comments or reviews without risking very serious retaliation.

But the question was why you post something in the first place? If your feelings were hurt just move on?

My talented kid should be able to play on a public school varsity team without pandering to these clowns. It’s a warning to all parents. It’s better if they’ve never ever heard of you. Never play for primetime and hope your kid still makes the team.

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My son played for PrimeTime many years ago- which coach had the affair?

[Anonymous]

I find these responses interesting. But is there anyone, anyone, who criticizes who doesn’t, does not, have a kid and a gripe about getting cut, moved to a lower team, playing time etc?
Anyone? I’m just curious about the root cause, not the supplementary things even though those might be bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My son played for PrimeTime many years ago- which coach had the affair?

Coach(es)

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Anonymous wrote:My son played for PrimeTime many years ago- which coach had the affair?

Coach(es)

Seriously?

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Anonymous wrote:My son played for PrimeTime many years ago- which coach had the affair?

Coach(es)

Seriously?

One really good looking one. One not good looking one. One still at Primetime. One gone for other reasons.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The baseball community is unjust and incestuous. You can’t post public comments or reviews without risking very serious retaliation.

But the question was why you post something in the first place? If your feelings were hurt just move on?

My talented kid should be able to play on a public school varsity team without pandering to these clowns. It’s a warning to all parents. It’s better if they’ve never ever heard of you. Never play for primetime and hope your kid still makes the team.

Plenty of kids on Yorktown Varsity AND JV teams do not play for Primetime. If you're good enough, they want you to play. I'm not sure that any of the 8th graders who made JV play for PRimeTime. 2 don't for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:My son played for PrimeTime many years ago- which coach had the affair?

Coach(es)

Seriously?

One really good looking one. One not good looking one. One still at Primetime. One gone for other reasons.

Good looking?????

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find these responses interesting. But is there anyone, anyone, who criticizes who doesn’t, does not, have a kid and a gripe about getting cut, moved to a lower team, playing time etc?
Anyone? I’m just curious about the root cause, not the supplementary things even though those might be bad.

So nobody? Interesting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m curious as to why someone would publicly ( but anonymously) disparage PT and its owner. What is the motivation? Please pick one below or give reason not mentioned:

-player who was cut or didn’t get playing time at York or prime
- parent of above
- competitor of ptime or York baseball

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- they are scumbags.

Funny how you left that off. Anyway, doesn't matter. They are scrubs and pretty much the laughing stock of DC area travel ball. That means your kid is a scrub.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I find these responses interesting. But is there anyone, anyone, who criticizes who doesn’t, does not, have a kid and a gripe about getting cut, moved to a lower team, playing time etc?
Anyone? I’m just curious about the root cause, not the supplementary things even though those might be bad.

So nobody? Interesting.

Your post is nonsensical

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I find these responses interesting. But is there anyone, anyone, who criticizes who doesn’t, does not, have a kid and a gripe about getting cut, moved to a lower team, playing time etc?
Anyone? I’m just curious about the root cause, not the supplementary things even though those might be bad.

I don't have a kid in baseball but I am pretty familiar with the baseball scene.

These guys sort of run the gamut.
Some are good, some are bad.
Most take it too seriously.

Travel baseball is not selective anymore.
Pretty much anyone can make a team.
Each organization will have a couple of better teams and s bunch of neighborhood teams.

Most parents think their kids is a star, 80% if those parents are wrong.