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Checkin in! :lol:

Looking great but not confident yet

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It was nice knowing you!

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I know right, too bad he didn't accept the bet!

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Why a ban? Dudes playing bad golf?

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Sounds fun to me let’s go

Usually not a disparity. But sometimes.

Typically TickPick is the best app. No fees at all not just “visible” like seatgeek which has high fees.

Sometimes Stubhub and Ticketmaster offer the absolute best seats — even after fees.

Why?

StubHub and Ticketmaster get the average Joe seller way more than the others. This means that an individual gets tickets, can’t go, doesn’t know where to list them and usually chooses TicketMaster or StubHub.

They don’t know how to lower prices properly and panic near game time.

They often drop tickets to nearly zero and FOMO ending up with $0.


I’ve sat floor seats to Morgan Wallen for $18 on ticket master while Seatgeek had similar seats still at $300.


I had screen shots of a buddy getting college basketball tickets for $12 on seatgeek and I got them for $8 on StubHub after high fees. Use multiple apps, you never know.

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bc in travel, reps are spread out so more kids are forced to pitch and get teams through pool games etc (which is good when kids need reps and development). His little rec league is dominated by these LL losers where ironically at rec, none of the shite kids are having opportunities to develop where that's what rec was supposed to be for. kids are learning a lot striking out at 46 ft twice a game.

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This is pretty spot on, the pitchers often pitch complete games before maxing pitch counts, low amount of games per week keeps their availability high. You have to face the best pitcher you know at 46 feet multiple times. You see the same kid in travel tournament, he goes 2-3 innings max and survive him. Also, they are not always good at slide step and pick offs so much less effective from the stretch than a full windup every pitch regardless of runners on base who can’t steal until it touches the catchers mitt in LL.

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Say that louder for the rec dads in the back

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Boy, I’m not a rec dad. Just explaining rec ball was more difficult to be a hitter than any of these travel games we do.

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Maybe we do things different down here

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That’s weird the “down here” teams have some fantastic LLWS teams too. If you own a tv, check em out.

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Play PG in Houston and you'll see it all day everyday. Shoot, just a regular 2D Select Series weekend in Louisiana in Open/Majors

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I know and believe it. Isn’t it crazy for $150 you can get 12 games where you’ll see an equivalent of a 76mph pitch in little league from 50 feet mounds? Quite a discount for experience like that.

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but your point is trash

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My kids are the ones making the claim. He said getting used to the crazy 46 mound made travel until varsity feel like it was on easy mode as he hasn’t had to have a quick of a reaction time until this varsity season. Both of my kids are very good and have had many more travel games than little league so seems like they’d know.

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In a lot of areas, particularly in the southeast, rec ball has gone to complete shite and you've got kids that truly don't even know how to play, much less possess a modicum of athleticism or baseball potential. Travel ball has killed rec ball in a lot of places. Good to see it's still alive and well in others though

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I never said the other kids could play :). A few but it’s pretty dreadful in other areas. To your point. Great experience though with that pitching.