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The system they put in place is smart. Giving the players a sense of responsibility and adding a competitive aspect to the training sessions help increase their motivation. Without responsibility or objectives, people tend to slack off and do the minimum.
Character interactions are still good as well. I enjoyed the pseudo-yuri scene~
As for this series being implausible, only the basic premise is. The author is fully aware of that, after all the title is "What if a female manager of a high school baseball team read Drucker's Management?". It's not something that would usually happen, and that's what makes it so interesting. And you know, it's not impossible that some girls decided to try using management methods after reading Moshidora (it was a very popular novel featuring a highschool girl as the heroine, so I assume some did read it).
"What if a female manager of a high school baseball team read what if a female manager of a high school baseball team read Drucker's Management?"
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