Alex Swenson breaks down a proposal to add four temporary roster spots in fall Division I baseball, requiring coaches to cut them by December 1. The change could create more opportunities but risks late-season cuts that hurt players.
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Hey, quick update on D1 roster cuts and possibly additions. Now some new information just came out that we need to consider. And just being informed, going through this recruiting process is going to help you decide and make the best decision for you. And understanding the reputation of these schools from their roster perspective and you know, how many guys are they bringing in typically from a transfer portal perspective there have they over recruited in the past? Again just important to know these things as we go through this. So the new information, this isn't slow solidified yet, but if it passes, there's good to it and there's bad to it and you asking questions to these college coaches will be important. So again you can make the best decision for you. So D1 baseball coaches just proposed that they add four roster spots for only the fall. So that would mean we bump up to 38 roster spot for D1 baseball, but they would have to cut four by December 1st to get back down to that 34. So the good and the bad, right? The good is, hey, four more roster spots. I'm an optimist. I look at it like, hey, I have the ability to make that team. But going through this recruiting process, you gotta be careful. If there's over promises here and are they bringing that up, you know, and are they talking to you about, hey, you know, typically you probably won't see them, hey, you're gonna probably, we're gonna recruit you, but you might be cutting at the end of the fall. So you just need to take all that into account. See.
