Do i have a chance to make it to the Majors?

Question

Ok so i am 13 going to be 14 next year for baseball. I have always wanted to play in the majors and still want to. I do what ever i can to learn more about the game and improve even more. I don't have a real position yet but i play them all good enought. I do play some of them better then others. I am a good infielder. Can field ground balls good and make good throws. Good reaction time with a strong arm and good range. But ive want to and was thinking of being an outfielder. Because i have good range and am pretty good at picking the ball off the bat. I am a speedy guy. Im am about 2nd or 3rd tallest on my team usually at about 5'8 or 5'8'' and a half. Easily the fastest or second fastest on the team. Pretty good long distance runner even with asthma (i am thinking that may hold me back) I have a great outfield arm. I find i can throw it with good speed and distance and my out field arm is nice and accurate. For hitting i am pretty good.

Answer 1

Play your way through high school and PLEASE go to college. It's really hard to get into the big leagues and you'll need an education to fall back on. Good luck. :)

Answer 2

If you play good in high school and college, you'll have a good chance. Good luck!

Answer 3

4 percent of little leagues play high school

1 percent of high school players play some type of college ball

1 percent of college players make it to the minors or pro ball in another country

.1 percent or college players make it to the pros

good luck though! lets those odds motivate you.

Answer 4

Down boy. You are writng too much.

Talk to you family and coach first, nothing better to ask for support from your closest. If they don't support you, then forget about it. I believe they will though if you are really serious.

Stop hugging the yahoo answer site too much. You seem one of the kid get sudden rush about something and will cool down after 3 minutes. I hope you prove me wrong.

One thing about any sports, practice! practice! practice! Go out playing, try some tryouts, find your limit. Compare yourself with better players in your area. I wish you best of luck. (I am 30 years old now and I wish I had your heart when I was young).

Answer 5

how should i know?

this could all be bullocks really,

no one can ever say unless they see yu perform.

talk to your coach and see if he can book a talent scout to see you play

Answer 6

hate to say it but probably not ur only in little league get to highschool and college and play on a travel ball team thats were scouts r most likely to go