Meet us at the ballpark for today's rubber match against Evansville🏟
⏰ 1:05 PM CT
📍 Slammers Stadium
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🎟 Get your tickets now: https://t.co/FrJSHEKuQl
#GetLockedIn🔒 #RubberMatch
Welcome to the league — now let’s see what you’ve got💪🏟
⏰ 6:30 PM CT
📍 Trustmark Park
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#GetLockedIn🔒 #WelcomeToTheLeague
You have to hear what 2024 #TheMasters Champion, Scottie Scheffler’s friends told him about Jesus Christ’s victory this morning before he went on have his victory on the course:
"It's a dream come true, waking up every day to play baseball with basically your brother."
Two @LCSCBaseball teammates @cameronsmith_7 and @Shewardjack23 have been best friends since they were six years old:
https://t.co/dTrEMCnJlZ
Ownership is a concept that is greatly valued in special operations. It’s one of the first things introduced in training and ingrained into my soul by my platoon chief as a young team leader. Ownership does not mean that everything that happens to us is our fault. However, how we respond to everything that happens to us is our responsibility.
The reality is we have very little control over many of the things that happen, but we can always control our response.
When outcomes, situations or relationships are wrong, although we may or may not be solely responsible, we should look internal to ask ourselves how we have contributed to creating the situation, and how we may improve it.
When everyone on the team is functioning in this manner, high-performance is achieved. In my opinion, this is what it means to take ownership.
Carry your weight.
The best part about my job is capturing incredible moments like these, just after @LCSCBaseball won the opening round🎥 watch until the end where I nearly dodge a player😂 nothing like the @NAIABall postseason!