Erik Kratz and Pat Misch recap Adam's discussion with Micah and Mel (2:25) Reading players is the most difficult thing to do for a parent or coach. (2:40) What is the right amount of coaching outside of regular practice? (4:10) When a player is not interested in doing drills. (5:16) Erik Kratz suggests that parents and coaches should set realistic expectations, and expresses how players should want to do extra practice because they love the sport. (6:30) Coaches should consider a players age.  If a young player said that he was going to play in the Major Leagues one day, how would you respond?  (8:35) I am going to play in the Major Leagues one day! (8:55) Lofty goals help you in every facet of your life. (9:39)  its okay if you don't meet your ultimate goal, because you gave your best effort, but its not okay to give up on a dream; especially when you are young. (10:00) Pat Misch, of Baseball Utility, shares a story about a father's regret of expressing doubt. (11:40) You want to prove others wrong? Start by proving yourself RIGHT! (12:25) Be realistic when you set goals. Understand that you are accomplishing many smaller goals as you aspire to the ultimate goal. (14:00) Walk on at a college and now a Major League Baseball player. Who really wants it? (14:50) Who knows how far you will go in baseball? (15:45) Use baseball as a vehicle. Pick up positives along the way and take advantage of other opportunities that baseball presents. (16:05) "I am a better man because of baseball" (17:30) Would you want to know then what you know now as a baseball player?  (19:45) "Baseball has never been work, I've always just enjoyed being able to play the game." (20:40) Erik Kratz talks trash to Pat Misch! Remember to SUBSCRIBE today! 

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