First of all, Kosmo wants to relay that he knows it's a tough job for any high school coaches association to pick an all-state team.
There are so many kids around the state battling for so few spots that someone usually gets slighted.
But Kosmo has to admit there were a few kids who he felt deserved better as far as all-state recognition in baseball goes.
Chase Toth of Clarkston and Nick Bradley of Rochester each had dominant years and clearly are two of the best players in the state.
Both are Division I college players, with Toth going to Big Ten champion Michigan State and Bradley signed with Western Michigan.
Neither one got any all-state recognition, which was a shame.
Birmingham Brother Rice senior Andrew Sohn was named second team all-state in Division 1, but he had a tremendous season that should've warranted him on the Dream Team. He was the team's leadoff hitter and ace pitcher with an ERA under 1.00.
Second team is better than what Toth and Bradley got, but Kosmo felt Sohn should've been recognized further.
Just one seer's opinion