wonder woman wrote:doittoit wrote:Wow, I guess the bandits are going to be full of quitters, according to assmacks and wonder womans accessment.... "no matter how you leave a team, you are a quitter". I do not necessarily think that is true, but what do I know
Also, I am going to have to put the Bandits in the same catagory as the Storm Elite. Not bashing them, just saying they are not going to be very good and who knows if they will make it through Nationals next year. From what Ex-Bandit Player wrote, the coach may give up on them again. You never know
I wonder where they are going to be playing out of, Sugarland?
My point about what Mark said about not quitting the team is that they did not fulfill their commitment for the fall season and left before fall ball was finished, therefore they quit the team. Had they fulfilled their commitment and then moved on to greener pastures, it would have been a different story. I am well aware that girls change teams, thats part of the game but when you commit for a certain season, finish what you started instead of leaving a team hanging.
Not that it is any of your business, but we commited to the Thunder for the fall season and had even told the coaches that we were good through the end of their fall schedule, including working their tournament the first weekend of December. Their coaches, whom I respect totally, decided it would be best to cut the ties after this past weekend so they could pursue another player/pitcher.
I feel as though we fulfilled our commitment and did not leave the Thunder hanging. If anything, it worked out in their favor as they were able to get another pitcher within days. That is the way it is suppose to work when people (adults) are able to have communication between the coaches and parents and the proper decisions are made.
Long story long, everybody is happy and nobody QUIT!! If you do not agree, you can ask David $, he will concur.
Thanks,
Mark