- Sep 9, 2019
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Absolutely, I have been told a preference may be to watch in reply. Pause, fast forward, slow mo, stop footage.......many advantages. It also helps when they are confused over who's batting or playing where.I wonder if coaches take the time to watch an archived stream. The full game will contain the good, bad, and ugly, but is it worth the time it takes to view a whole game to find that moment when a player deals with failure.
As teams, kids love when you can make a highlight reel, but should a pitcher be concerned about a bad outing being publicly available so that a teammate can show off their 2HR game?
I stream all of our teams games and post the files on YouTube a few days later. I wonder if/when I will deal with a request from a parent to take something down because it puts their kids in a bad light.
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