Ball Life

[Baseball’s Greatest Moments @BBGreatMoments]

That time Greg Maddux threw a complete game in 78 pitches 🤯

[Emotion & Music @Emotion78687]

Beyond art.

[Johnny B. Good @Cat5SMASHICANE]

This is titled the most satisfying plays. I don't think that actually covers it. These are jaw-dropping, can't believe my eyes type of plays. Pure athletic excellence! Prepare to be amazed. ⚾️😲🔥

[Interesting AF @interesting_aIl]

Which one is the most classic??

[Baseball Quotes @BaseballQuotes1]

Augie Garrido was the absolute best.

Take 6 minutes and listen for yourself

[Vinny’s Corner @VinnysCorner1]

How good was prime Larry Bird??

This good…..

[Baseball’s Greatest Moments @BBGreatMoments]

When Yankees’ pitcher Jim Abbott, who was born without a right hand, tossed a no-hitter at Yankee Stadium.

[Ace ♠️ @wyoace]

This is hands down the most disrespectful play of all time

[Not Gaetti @notgaetti]

Oh dear, oh no, oh goodness

1. Watch this pimp job, this ferocious bat chuck, this abject display of “I own you” machismo

2. Watch the ball land in the LF’s glove

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

Culture rarely explodes.
It erodes.

One skipped rep.
One eye roll.
One excuse.

Drip by drip.

Great coaches protect the standard before the damage spreads.

[Crazy Vibes @CrazyVibes_1]

Shaquille O'Neal said, “My stepdad was a sergeant in the army—a serious, strong man of character. We had an excellent relationship.

I once played at Madison Square Garden against the New York Knicks in my first season in the National Basketball Association. I had a terrible game.

Afterward, he called me and asked why I played so badly. He wondered if it was the pressure of facing Patrick Ewing and the Knicks. I told him I felt pressure. He said, “Tomorrow, I want you home at 7:00 AM. Pick me up—we're going to see a family that has no home.”

On the way, we encountered a family in need. My stepdad stopped, gave them money for their next meal, and said, “That’s pressure. You have everything; you’re weak. There’s no pressure in playing basketball and earning millions of dollars. Real pressure is felt by those who don’t know when or where their next meal will come from.” He told me to get out and help that family.

I got out and saw a man with his wife and two children who had just lost their home. The man was looking for work. He told me he was cutting grass. I called a friend and asked him to get this man a job. I called another friend and said I needed an apartment for a family of four, promising to send a check the next day. They needed help.

After that, I never felt pressure in a basketball game again because that family had real pressure.”

[Don Keith @RealDonKeith]

I’m not a soccer fan, but this is incredible.😳

[College Hoops Database @CollegeHoopsTIk]

Moment you may have forgotten about:

With about 40 seconds remaining in No. 5 Oregon’s 29-point win over No. 12 Liberty, referee Roger Ayers pretended to clean up a wet spot in order to allow Liberty’s JC Shirer Jr to check into the game.

Great moment

[Mike Netter @nettermike]

Shaq is such a good man...watch this and see why
The world needs a LOT more of this Watch and tell me if you agree?

[Baseball Quotes @BaseballQuotes1]

This kid rocking construction gloves then hitting a NUKE will forever be legendary

[Dan Clark @DanClarkSports]

Every time this video of @Ken_Rosenthal trends again, it somehow looks worse. Truly incredible asshole energy.

[Matt Lisle @CoachLisle]

You can't always control circumstances – you can always control your attitude, approach and response.
– Tony Dungy

[Nick Brandel @MotorCityBanter]

Isiah Thomas, Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley and Moses Malone have a backwards free-throw shooting contest in warm ups at the 1988 NBA All-Star game:

[Ball Life @ReddiGirls]

Frank Martin, baby!

[Matt Lisle @CoachLisle]

If your best player accepts coaching, wants you to coach him, doesn't run away from it, doesn't pout, doesn't cry, comes in the next day and he is as excited as he was the day before, it sets the tone for everyone else to fall inline and accept coaching.
– Frank Martin