No one is paying the bald coach. That makes it even crazier.

Is a bald coach still a coach if all his players leave the team?

I would tell all parents of a young team 9,10,11 to speak with parents of teams who's kids are now on older teams. 14, 15 16. ask what is was like when the were younger and what really is important. I can tell you from expierence I would not do all the travel tournys what so ever.(off long island) The star at 9 is not always the start at 15, and if so is not near as dominant as he was at the younger age. It doesnt matter if your son is on a winning team, just make sure he is playing every game every inning that is how he is going to get better. If you have to go to a team that doesnt win as much but your son always plays... so be it

Its time to fire his ass. I think that guy is a Board member also what a shame.

No need to fire him. Most of the kids are leaving anyway. I wouldn't be surprised if CNLL does not field any 9U district 34 teams next summer---this coach has ruined it for all involved.

Bald idiot is getting ready to ruin another season. Only enough kids for 6 teams signed up for 9U ball. Many of teh kids from the District 34 A have quit CNLL. A damn shame they let JC continue to be involved. He is a cancer for CNLL.

commack north LL is a joke daddyball and coachs kids fiasco more kids quit CNLL than any other little league. Little league east coast office is abreast of the situation with this League the last few years

my son is 13 but a little info for all you guys worrying about the next derek jeter, please take it from experiance ,let your kid play and more importantly learn how to play baseball .do not worry so much about winning at 9,10,11 and even 12u.when they get too 90 ft bases the difference in their abilities will show.let them get on a team with a teaching coach not a daddyball guy or a lunatic gotta win guy.do your self and your kid a favor lighten up they are 9,10,11,and 12 yr olds.did you play college or div 1 or even div 2 ball in college ,well your kid has your genes ,let them play ball for fun. there are no more pick up game sjust highly competetive baseball.that is not always fun.they need to have fun.wait until they can understand the science of baseball,which comes at about 13 /14 yrs old.90ft bases leaves alot of kids(derek jeters ) in the dust.

I've seen it all before with my older one....

I was wondering what you would think of this.My son is 12 and loves to pitch. I am not concerned about if the team is winning or losing but more about the competition he plays with. Do I let him play division 1 which is more challenging and he may not get to pitch as much as he would like? Or play division 2 where he will definatly be in someones regular pitching rotation? His only complaint there is alot of teams do not have the challenging pitching he likes for hitting. He is also stand out overall in division 2. Where division 1 he is average overall. Just trying to make him better player.