Sooooo...  you're saying that we have players that are starters that "in your opinion" should not be starters???  I'd love to hear more about this, starting with your qualifications, training, and coaching experience that lends to you being able to make this statement.  then, I'd like to see stats and examples that support your observations.  Please enlighten us all.

I'm sorry your kid isn't playing.

Well first of all, I don't know if they are keeping in starters too long or what the problem is, BUT..... whatever is the case, starters cannot give up five, six, seven runs and then expect the offense to be able to dig out of the hole.  Creating the hole is the problem, otherwise this team would not have the record that it has.   The team plays hard and doesn't seem to give up, it's just the number of runs on the scoreboard that cannot be overcome.  As for my qualifications.... I stayed at a Holiday Inn last night.  Its just a sad sad sad season. 

Your son isn't pitching as much as you'd like so you bad mouth other pitchers! Bad teammate 101! Look at the number of runs the team has scored in all of the seasons games and re-assess your statement. It doesn't matter if pitchers give up some runs if you have an offense that can score and keep the team in the game. It is rather obvious though that the pitching and hitting must both get better results.