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The difference between the Point of View of Coach Carson and that of A. J is:
"Coach in a switch preferred that for Jaylen to play in the A.J.s position. A.J. on the other hand was not confident that he'd be able to play Jayley's position."

What is the context of the above story?

In the story "Upswing", there is a stifle between the Coach and some of his players on who the positions for formation in a baseball match will be played.

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The coach wants to entertain the public by highlighting a popular player. However, A.J. believes that performance and strategy are more important than that.

Who is A.J.?

  • He is a high school baseball player.
  • He is uncomfortable with changing positions between himself and another player.
  • He doesn't agree with the coach's strategy.

A.J. and the coach disagree on how players' positions should be established during the game. to A.J. the positions should be made according to the potential and performance of each player, however, the coach believes that the most popular players should receive prominent positions because they can promote greater entertainment to the audience.

This question is about "Upswing" written by T.J Resler.

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