Chicago Cubs’ Kris Bryant Thinks College Should Be Mandatory For MLB Players

Chicago Cubs third baseman

Currently, players are eligible to enter a Major League Baseball draftNational Basketball Association’s breeze regulations, that mandates that players are at slightest 19 years aged and a year private from high propagandize before they can enter a draft.

“I mean, we consider they should make it a order to go to college like they do, we think, in a NBA. College was a best 3 years of my life. we desired each notation of University of San Diego,” he told horde Jordan Schultz

The 2015 National League Rookie of a Year

“I consider it’s unequivocally critical to get your education, only since ball doesn’t always work out,” he said. “So, we meant we can pointer out of high propagandize and we competence not make it and afterwards you’re stuck. we mean, nobody wants to go behind to propagandize when they’re 30 years old. So, go to school. Get your education. Do good in propagandize and you’ll have something to tumble behind on.”

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