- Jun 8, 2016
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Not sure what you mean by "looks good". If you watch a couple of games (and I am talking about 14U and above..below that no point in trying to predict anything) you can usually tell which kids have skill and will..not going to be a good player without both. One is easily worked on, the other can drive a parent nuts because you really have no control over it other than killing it..Quite true. I'll add that evaluating ability goes well beyond what I call the ball player "eye test". My experience says that, over time, the player who initially looks good is often outperformed by someone who surprises you.
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