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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Each of my kids has had a season where their team won every game and honestly, I didn't love it even though they did. You get nothing out of that.[/quote] My daughter just had a season like this. Her little league softball team won every game. [b]They had by far the best pitcher. My daughter was probably 2nd-3rd best in the 6 team league, but barely got to pitch because the dad of the other girl was the coach and pitched her all the time. [/b]Anytime the game was close, the other girl pitched all 4 or 5 innings. Mine was the only other girl to pitch on the team, getting an inning or rarely two in a blow out. Both girls made all-stars but in different age groups. My daughter was told she wasn’t going to get to pitch because she didn’t get enough experience during the season. [/quote] Hate to break it to you, but it sucks to be a softball pitcher. It's not like baseball where 5 kids are in the starting rotation and then you have relievers. Did you watch any of the College World Series? Some teams ride 1 pitcher for the Regionals, Super Regionals and the World Series because you can. The HS softball teams in the area do the same thing. I guess it's OK for a kid to throw like 600 softball pitches in a week...though it doesn't sound like it should be. [/quote]
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