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Are we cherry-picking what "experience" is here? :lol:
Obviously even MLB players are a work in progress and they will always, at some point, need instruction from those with more experience than they do. Skills, knowledge, etc. all come from greater experience. You could probably learn how to do simple chemistry from a book but if you don't have the right application of knowledge you're going to blow up your house. With baseball, if you don't have the experienced scouts and coaches, you're going to pick the wrong players more often than not and worse yet, screw up their development. I don't think anyone wants that, but then again I'm probably not as knowledgeable as you :lol:
That's just not true though. Just because you are more experienced, it doesn't mean you're more knowledgeable. Furthermore, you don't have that if you do not have experienced scouts and coaches that it will screw up development. Dusty Baker is experienced at managing an MLB team. He still screws up young players development. If he has become so knowledgeable with his experience, why does it continue to happen?