- Jun 19, 2013
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Haven't you guys seen the story about the spoiled, emotionally unstable kid who has potential and wants to be a college pitcher but she just doesn't have quite the right attitude so she is taken under the wing of the caring and patient softball coach and is then transformed into the next Cat Osterman by the end of the movie? It's an amazing fairy tale - look for it on the Hallmark Channel - because it isn't happening on the ball fields.
You can't sacrifice the rest of your team and your family life for a kid who's parents have screwed them up ever since day one of t-ball, and they are used to the world revolving around them, and now they want you to fix what they've made. Send her back to rec ball or to high school ball where her talents will be amazing and the pressure won't be so great. This doesn't sound like a girl who needs a little encouragement and a chance in the circle to see if she can hack it - you've given her that.
You can't sacrifice the rest of your team and your family life for a kid who's parents have screwed them up ever since day one of t-ball, and they are used to the world revolving around them, and now they want you to fix what they've made. Send her back to rec ball or to high school ball where her talents will be amazing and the pressure won't be so great. This doesn't sound like a girl who needs a little encouragement and a chance in the circle to see if she can hack it - you've given her that.