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Logangrad wrote:Varsity Head Coach Bo Janey
Assistant- Brian Breinning

JV- Williams and Mulrooney (Not the same Mulrooney, was assistant Frosh hoops coach this season)

Logangrad wrote:If Logan truly did have 50 kids come out for baseball; then there is an obvious interest for kids in the system that WANT to play baseball. I hope they can find some pitching somewhere in that group, Logan needs a dominate pitcher and the hitting will come. But I am already hearing some of the same parents that caused issues during basketball have already began rocking the boat with the baseball staff, or some of them anyway. #SMH!! At some point parents need to let go and face the fact that MAYBE Johnny or Tommy isnt as talented as you may like to think. In every sport there are starters and role pRich Bell layers. If youre a role player, either work harder to get better and be a starter or as the great used to say; "There's the door!" Parents need to accept the fact that Johnny may just be a career role player and not a HOF'er. Bragging about how your kid dominated a weak rec league or as a 13 yo crushed the competition vs 11 and 12 yo's in AAU isnt something that matters at the JV and Varsity level. The talent level goes way up from one level to the next. Work to get better. I think Logan needs to express this to their group of parents in every sport before the seasons starts and get it out of the way early. Just because you're on the team doesnt mean you're going to get serious PT. This isnt LYBA or city rec. Coaches are paid to win games and win league titles with the best 5 on the court or 11 or 9 on the field. This is what we expect from you as a parent and this is what we expect from Johnny and Tommy. At Dublin Scioto, in the preseason, parents sign a "good conduct" sheet and if they fall out of line they are asked to leave a game and take Tommy with them out the door. For a game, or many or longer. Its a great system and eliminates all the BS. Logan has a great staff in place and the kids are obviously excited where the program is headed if 50 kids came out. Let's make great strides this year and allow for growth over time and Logan will be back on top.

Littlechiefs wrote:I hope that the current staff is given a chance to build a program. For whatever reason there seems to have been a revolving door with coaching when it comes to baseball. From what I am told Breining is calling the shots at the Varsity level again. Janey is no longer involved. Not sure what that means for the Varsity kids. I do know that the coaches that are there are not affiliated with the school district. They work outside jobs and come in to coach. They rearrange work schedules and such to be there. There a lot of other coaches that do the same but it tells me that there are coaches there that really care about the kids and the program. They need a chance to turn things around. Williams is coaching both JV and a 10u at the same time and the 10u team is playing in Lancaster. Refuses to have the kids in Logan Rec. This staff may change things if given a chance but the reality is they are playing with mostly Rec kids for the next couple of years. Unfortunately it seems they are already running into problems with "politics". That is a real shame. Best of luck to them. It appears they are going to need it.