What are odds of playing college baseball?

Answer 1

Depends on your skill, if you have a great shot range and can dunk, or if your tall and good at defence, chances are pretty high.

Answer 2

There is a terrific web page with a chart provided by the NCAA. It contains the number of athletes at various levels of education HS through post college and the number who become professional. The percentages are humbling for those parents and kids thinking they can become a pro. I use the chart to emphasize the importance of using sport to make great people who may become great athletes. http://www.ncaa.org/research/prob_of_competing/ Marshall L. Mintz, Psy.D.

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Answer 3

The odds of being drafted into the major leagues varies by position. The odds of becoming a pitcher are less than 3 percent. A positional player's odds are less than 6 percent.

Answer 4

Only a few people will go on to play Major League Baseball. If you practice hard and make it into College Baseball your chances will be higher.

Answer 5

For you, none.

Answer 6

About 1:16,000,000

Answer 7

The chances are about 1 in every 10,000.

Answer 8

The chance to get in the MLB is 1 in 200