**CATCHING COACHES AND CATCHERS**
If you are a student of the game, I have a great resource for you. Over the last year, I have put together a catching Google Drive. Over 300 videos covering all facets of catching. Hit the RT and I will reach out on how to access it. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
This glow-in-the-dark lightsaber bat is insane 🤯
If you want the chance to win this green lightsaber bat repost and reply and you may be chosen. Do or do not. There is no try 🌟
🚨 EPIC! The US hockey team led the entire club last night in Lee Greenwood’s God Bless the USA
These guys are reminding kids all across the nation that it’s okay to be unapologetically patriotic
We need MUCH more of this! 🇺🇸
🚨 Tony Vitello : Life Advice
• Don't shy away from competition
⭐️You will never be fully prepared/comfortable... sometime you just have to go for it & figure it out on the way.
Excited to see what he can do at the MLB level!
https://t.co/CshbFpI0BH
Support President Trump.
You think these decisions were easy? They weren’t.
You think this means WW3? You’re wrong.
You think it means American soldiers deploying to Iran? You’re wrong.
You think it means long term stability in the Middle East and a safer future for Americans? You’re right. Because the regime that wanted “Death to the Great Satan” is at its end.
Support the President.
🧡💙🙏🏻
Peyton Manning Got a Wrong Number Text… And Ended Up Saving a Life
It started with a text message.
It was late. Nearly midnight.
Peyton Manning was sitting on his porch in Tennessee, sipping tea, unwinding after a long charity event.
And then his phone buzzed.
Unknown number. One sentence:
“Hey Coach, I messed up again. I’m sorry. I can’t do this anymore.”
Peyton stared at it.
Wrong number. Clearly.
But something about it felt heavy.
He replied:
“Hey — I think you might have the wrong number. But I’m here.
Whatever ‘this’ is… you don’t have to go through it alone.”
No response.
Ten minutes passed.
Then twenty.
Then…
“I’m so sorry. I thought you were my old high school football coach.
I didn’t mean to bother you. I’m not okay. I don’t know why I sent that.”
Peyton’s heart sank.
He could’ve ended it there.
But he didn’t.
Instead, he texted back:
“Look — you don’t know me, but I’ve made mistakes too.
And I’ve felt like quitting.
But I promise you this: it gets better.
Tonight isn’t the end of your story.”
They texted for over an hour.
The stranger eventually shared his name: Brandon.
24 years old.
Battling addiction.
No family left.
Was about to make a choice he couldn’t undo.
And then — a text went to the wrong number.
Or maybe… the right one.
Peyton connected him with a recovery group the next day.
Paid for his first month of treatment.
Never went public with it.
But a year later, Brandon sent him a photo:
Smiling.
Sober.
Standing outside his new job with a hand-written sign that said:
“Thanks for answering. I’m still here.”
🏈 Peyton Manning never meant to be anyone’s lifeline that night…
But because he chose kindness over convenience —
a life was still lived.
Egg prices are down by half since Biden was in office, the stock market is up since Election Day, what’s the next made up “crisis” to attack Trump for?
You can't make this up: “climate activists” attacking and vandalizing the largest manufacturer of green cars in the world 👇
It was never about the climate.
Wyatt Hendrickson, a Lieutenant in the Air Force salutes President Trump after his National Championship win.
And walks over to President Trump with an American flag on his back and shakes his hand.
This is what America is about!