In stark contrast to Trump:
- Tim Walz goes to college football game
- Literally no one recognizes Tim Walz
- No one cheers for Tim Walz at all
- Tim Walz roots *against* Minnesota!?
- Tim Walz is the Governor of Minnesota
- WTF is wrong with this guy?
I will be joining the cause to begin to bring @legionbaseball and Junior Legion Baseball back in this country. It’s time for teen age athletes to have a strong alternative. Playing the game for community and country ! The time has come to make this happen in parts of the country that want @legionbaseball in their community and state! If you are interested please DM your name and part of the country ! #baseball #legionbaseball
Yes, coaches have favorites.
But not the favorites that many parents think.
Coaches want to win. They want players that do the things that help teams win. What are these things?
What are the favorites that coaches look for?
Here are the 7 Favorites that Coaches Play:
#1 Favorite: Players they can TRUST
Can we trust you? Can we count on you? These are the top questions that coaches and teammates demand. If you are not dependable or trustworthy, I don’t care how talented you are; you will struggle to play. Be trusted and be a “favorite.”
#2 Favorite: Players who make the RIGHT PLAYS
Coaches want playmakers. Do you make winning plays? You don’t have to score. There are many pieces to make a good team. If you make the right play at the right time, you will find playing time and be a “favorite.”
#3 Favorite: Players who fill a ROLE
The most talented players don’t always make the best team. Teams are like puzzles. The pieces have to fit. If you can fill a role that the team needs and be a “favorite.”
#4 Favorite: Players who help the TEAM WIN
Coaches want to WIN. If you can make plays that help the team WIN, you will play. What are winning plays in basketball? Getting Loose balls, rebounds, setting screens, drawing charges, playing defense, and more. Help the team WIN and be a “favorite."
#5 Favorite: Players who WORK HARD
Want to get noticed? Work harder than everyone. Coaches will reward consistent hard work. Hard work is contagious and can impact a team in winning ways.
#6 Favorite: Players who are COMMITTED
No Deposit - No Return. Coaches want commitment from their players. Do the work. Do the extra work. Show Up. Commit. Committed players = Committed teams. Committed teams = Winning teams. Be committed and be a “favorite.”
#7 Favorite: Players who have TALENT
Finally, talent matters. You have to have some level of talent to play. But talent is not everything. Many talented players don’t get playing time. Develop your talent. Use your talent. Be a “favorite.”
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🚨 Paul Skenes Warmup Drill
Emphasis On:
• A strong + active front arm
• Staying back / not drifting too early
• Keeping shoulders & hips closed
• Proper load into the back leg
⭐️ Great drill to help pitchers understand the value of a strong glove arm.
College baseball coaches do not care that you play multiple sports IF you are not good enough at theirs.
Playing multiple sports is great, I did it...but the reality is that you have to be good enough at baseball for a coach to offer you a spot on their team.
Thank you to everyone who paid the ultimate price to allow us to stay free! We will continue to honor you through American legion baseball! #gonebutneverforgotten#usa
Coaches- As we get deep in the season, remember if any player, even just one, tells you that they Appreciate/Love you, tells you that “you’re their guy/person” just know you’re making a difference and you’re right where you’re supposed to be regardless of wins or losses‼️#serve
Being a Head Coach is HARD Work.
Many parents do not understand the work it takes.
I have talked to MANY coaches over my career.
Here are 9 Things Coaches Want Parents to Understand.
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@Hook2x Good evening sawyer. my name is Colin haworth from gwynedd mercy university. I want to reach out and talk to you about setting up a phone call and see if you have interest in setting up a visit with us. Thank you!