HS Baseball Players βΎοΈ
You WILL go 0-3
You WILL make errors
You WILL have bad outings
Other teams WILL talk crap
Thatβs baseball.
Itβs built to expose you, and it's built on failure.
Donβt get emotionalβ¦ get better.
Because your RESPONSE is louder than anything they say π―
I asked Dan Hurley the same question I asked Tom Izzo: why does the media have a problem with coaches coaching players hard?
Hurley: "Society has gotten soft in a lot of ways... The real world is tough and cruel... I'm preparing my players for life."
Chasing a perfect swing is killing your consistency.
Ask yourself:
- Were you ready to attack?
- Were you ready to be quick?
- Were you ready to swing at a good pitch to hit?
10 Things Great Teams Do:
1. Stick together
2. Take ownership
3. Show resilience
4. Build relationships
5. Respect each other
6. Focus on the process
7. Commit to each other
8. Learn from losing mindset
9. Have a WE > ME mentality
10. Hold each other accountable
Be Great.
"Slump" is yesterday's word.
Steve Springer doesn't believe in slumps.
A slump is for someone who cares about their stats.
He cares about one thing: How many games in a row can you compete with confidence to help your team win?
That's the only stat that matters.
Because the moment you make it about you β your average, your streak, your reputation β you lose the freedom.
Make it about the team. Make it about winning today.
That's not even keel. That's 100% intensity for three hours.
Every single game. New picture. New hero. New chance.
Yesterday is over. Go compete.
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