Megan Epperly

I love Jesus! Mother to three crazy little girls and wife to an amazing husband and father. Occupational therapist, avid reader and workout enthusiast.

[Megan Epperly @MegEpp12]

40th bday bash @Royals

[Alan Stein, Jr. @AlanSteinJr]

If you play basketball, you need to learn how to MISS.

Yep, you read that right.
Obviously, the goal is to make every shot you take.
But even if you’re an elite shooter… you’re going to miss almost half of them.

The question is: How do you respond when you miss?

Because how you miss matters more than you think.

Great players don’t just work on their shooting form.

They work on their response to a miss:
🎯 Positive self-talk – Instead of “I can’t believe I missed that,” it’s “Next one’s mine.”
🎯 Positive body language – Shoulders up, head high, eyes forward. No slouching, no sulking.
🎯 Next Play mentality – Don’t carry the last miss into the next possession. Reset. Refocus. Respond.

Because here’s the truth: “How you miss one shot… will directly impact whether or not you make the next one.”

Missing is part of the game.

Carrying that miss with you? That’s a choice.

And that choice affects performance.

This isn’t just about basketball—it’s about life and leadership.

You’re going to make mistakes. You’re going to fall short.

What matters is how quickly you can bounce back, re-center, and move on.

The best players—and the best leaders—have short memories for failure and long commitments to growth.

So if you want to perform at a high level, don’t just train to make shots…

Train yourself to miss the right way.

Because THAT is the real game-changer.

[Kyle Wagner @GowagsKyle]

Heard a coach at the batting cage tonight tell his boys…” Decide! The road of life is littered with flat squirrels that couldn’t decide.”

I like that guy! 👊💪

[Megan Epperly @MegEpp12]

@MLB Cool

[MLB @MLB]

🚨 Giveaway 🚨

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You may freak out for this giveaway 😳

To celebrate Tim Lincecum's 41st birthday, we're giving away this incredible autographed jersey card! Repost and comment for your chance to win.

[MLB Network @MLBNetwork]

Happy Father's Day!! 💙

LIKE and REPOST for a chance to win this pair of these Father's Day-inspired @FranklinSports batting gloves!

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[Megan Epperly @MegEpp12]

@MLB @Royals Nice

[MLB @MLB]

To celebrate Bobby Witt Jr.’s 25th birthday, we’re giving away this Luminaries Hit Kings Autographed Patch Card! Repost and reply for your chance to win.

[Jeffrey Epperly @MrCoachEpperly]

Congratulations @albany_r3 Warriors. Great day for @GrandRiverConf thank you @MSHSAAOrg

[MLB Network @MLBNetwork]

LIKE AND REPOST for a chance to win this autographed baseball from @Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino!

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LIKE AND REPOST for a chance at this limited edition 30 Clubs in 15 Days-branded @MarucciSports bat!

We head out to Red Sox camp next on MLB Network 📺

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[Kansas City Chiefs @Chiefs]

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🫵YOU🫵 could win a signed football from Bolton.

All you have to do is RT to enter and help our guy get to Orlando!

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[Phenom Basketball @MissouriPhenom]

EYBL coach @greglogs dropping some recruiting advice on coaches playbook podcast, good stuff all recruits take note! @coachesplaybk

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🚨 GIVEAWAY ALERT 🚨

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[MLB @MLB]

Happy birthday to The Kid! 🎂

Repost for a chance to win an autographed Ken Griffey Jr. @Topps card.

[Sports Psychology @SportPsychTips]

Too many kids quit sports because they don't feel comfortable as athletes. Some don't think they belong, and some don't believe they can succeed. Overall, they feel more anxiety than joy when on the field. As a coach, you need to create an environment where none of this happens.

[Kansas City Royals @Royals]

Repost for a chance to win a Whataburger Gift Pack and a signed Bobby Witt Jr. bat!