I'm going to try and ask a legitimate question. What are the best B team options? When I say best, I mean it has a coach or coaches that know what they are doing. Most of the kids can catch and throw. Etc.
I don't think it is going to be that clear cut to answer. A lot of the answer will depend on your son and what you are looking to get out of the team.
My advice would be to find a club that has a committed coach (when I say committed, I'm talking a coach that isn't going to cancel practice or just leave practice to an assistant). Also, be honest with how your son would fit in on the team. You want a mix of play time and being challenged. You don't want him to be the best on a team, but also don't want a team where he is the 25th guy (or worse)
Simply put, the best B team would be the one that fits your son's needs best and will help him improve his game.
