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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son is one of the best players on a bad team.  He plays the entire game.  It is fine.  If he were on the next team above, he would not get as much playing time, because he would be towards the middle or botton of the team.  So it is better for him to be where he is, so that he can get the experience.[/quote]

This is not necessarily a goos thing. My ds is also in position and i would somewhat prefer the less playing time on a stronger team. The practices are with better players and the competition is tougher. Its easy to stand out amongst weaker opponents. [/quote]

Not starting will not build confidence. Not starting means when you get in the games you play not to make a mistake which pushes you down the depth chart. Not starting mean you are not really a part of the team. You are an after thought at practice with the coach spending his/her time with the top players. Your kid is off in the corner at practice ignored by the coaches and teammates. [/quote]

I guess your kid needs to get better on his own then. Stop blaming the team for your kids lack of confidence and development. I he doesn't want to put the work in on his own he really doesn't want it. [/quote]

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