Steve Friend @StevenKFriend

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Jon Karcich @JonKarcich

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Kenny Ishikawa of Georgia gave young athletes a mental game lesson without saying a word. Not just the swing. The smile. The body language. The way he carried himself pitch to pitch. At first, I thought, “Is this fake?” But the more I watched, the more I thought… Nope. This

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Shenandoah Baseball @DoahBaseball

3 days ago

Congratulations to Raider Senior @drew_fredenburg on being named The Courier Times Regular Season MVP and Pitcher of the Year! thecouriertimes.com/sports/the-cou…

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🚨 A MUST LISTEN for all amateur ballplayers wanting to play in college. Long but SO MUCH VALUE here! Alabama HC Rob Vaughn on college baseball recruiting and the type of player you truly want in your program, no matter the level. “Our job in college baseball, yes, it's to win games. Yes, it's to develop big leaguers, and yes, it's all the things that we all talk about in recruiting, but more than anything, it's to prepare these kids to be successful for whatever comes next. And man, as good as the talent is in this league, as good as the talent is on this team, not all of them are going to be career big leaguers, you know. And I think what makes Tyler Fay’s journey so awesome, is in a world that is inundated with particularly moms and dads that want your kid to cut and run when when they're not starting every day or they're not playing every day. You see at one end of the equation, you either get the parents are like, ‘Hey man, put your head down to work. We got to get better.’ And you get the parents that feed into the narrative, ‘man, they're not giving you a chance. You got to go. You got to leave.’ the thing about him that makes him so special is regardless of whether Tyler's a 20-year big league or not, that guy's going to be a smashing success in life because when things get hard, he doesn't cut and run. He's not sticking his hand out looking for the next easy way and who's going to pay me more. He’s the I'm going to put my head down. I'm going to work and I'm going to get better.” Guys like him are the exact reason you believe in what you recruit. You believe in makeup, you better hunt makeup because that guy has that in spades. And that's why he deserves every ounce of what he's getting right now.”

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Rookie Davis @RookieDavis_

4 days ago

🚨2026 CWS Rosters 🚨 What do you notice? Dudes are more physical now than ever‼️ Can’t control height but can control mass and strength 💪 Want to play at the highest level??? EAT. LIFT. SLEEP. REPEAT. 🔁

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Camp Baseball @pdc_baseball

5 days ago

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Deven Morgan @devenmorgan

6 days ago

Here's some cold hard college baseball recruiting facts for you on a beautiful Friday afternoon: 1⃣ For the 16 teams in this year's Super Regionals, first-year players made up only about 6.5% of everyday regulars in a lineup 2⃣ Tracking PBR's top-10 from WA over the last 4

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Wednesday June 10, 2026 “Persevering Through Adversity” By Kevin Burrell “So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up.” Galatians 6:9 Baseball Coaches and Scouts His journey to leadership was marked by repeated setbacks, disappointments, and failures. He lost multiple times, experienced business failures, suffered personal heartbreak, and endured seasons of deep discouragement and depression. Many concluded that success was not meant for him. Yet Abraham Lincoln continued moving forward. He refused to quit. He believed that God had called him to something greater than himself. The life of Abraham Lincoln reminds us that failure is never final. Setbacks do not determine our destiny. The path God uses to prepare leaders is often paved with adversity, hardship, and lessons learned through struggle. Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly called imperfect people who faced overwhelming obstacles. • Moses stuttered and doubted his ability to speak. • David was overlooked by his own family. • Joseph endured betrayal and imprisonment. Yet God equipped each person for the assignment He placed before them. God doesn’t call the qualified, He qualifies the called. Never forget that! The same principle was evident in Lincoln’s life. The very challenges that could have caused him to quit became part of his preparation for leading a nation through one of its darkest periods. His perseverance developed wisdom, character, humility, and resilience. God can take your greatest “Mess” and turn it into your greatest “Message.” Listen Closely: One hallmark of great leadership is the ability to overcome adversity. Leaders are not defined by the absence of difficulties, but by their willingness to continue when difficulties arise. •Perseverance builds faith. • Endurance develops character. • Trials reveal God’s power working through your weakness. If you are facing disappointment, discouragement, rejection or failure today, do not interpret it as the end of your story. God’s calling is greater than your current circumstances. The obstacles in front of you are preparing you for a greater purpose than you can presently see. Your “little” in God’s hands, can accomplish exponentially more than it can in your hands. Keep trusting. Keep obeying. Keep serving. Keep moving forward. Refuse to quit. The God who called you is faithful to equip you. What He begins in you—He will complete through you. Just ask Abraham Lincoln. Love God. Love People. Live Sent. Be Worth Being, Kevin

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Coach Hines 🇺🇸 @CoachKurtHines

2 weeks ago

Hills I will die on as someone who has coached high school football for over 29 years: 1. If you are not PASSIONATE about blessing, serving, and empowering those you are blessed to coach, this profession is not for you. 2. As much as we need to know our trade, getting to know

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When I was with the St. Louis Cardinals, we had a team meeting about hitting with two strikes. Albert Pujols was leading it. At the time, he was hitting something ridiculous with two strikes. I want to say it was around .265. Naturally, everyone wanted to know how. So somebody asked: "What's your two-strike approach?" Albert's answer surprised me. He said: "I think fastball inside and hit it back through the middle." That was it. No complicated mechanics. No secret formula. Just: Fastball inside. Back through the middle. I remember sitting there thinking: "Why would you think fastball inside with two strikes?" So somebody asked him. And Albert said something I'll never forget. He said: "If I can hit a fastball inside back through the middle..." "I can hit the fastball away." "I can stay on the changeup." "I can stay on the slider." "I can stay on the curveball." Then he paused. And said: "The ball gets deeper." That's when it clicked for me. He wasn't trying to pull the inside fastball. He was using one thought to cover everything. The more I thought about it... The more it made sense. So I started trying it. And it changed the way I thought about hitting with two strikes. Instead of worrying about every pitch... I focused on one. Fastball inside. Back through the middle. See it DEEP. If you're struggling with two strikes, here's what I'd do tonight: Round 1: Short Box (Set the distance somewhere between front toss and batting practice.) Have a coach throw only fastballs inside. Your only thought: "Fastball inside." Drive the ball back through the middle. 10 swings. Round 2: Mix Speeds Now the coach mixes: - Fastballs - Changeups - Breaking balls - Sliders But your thought never changes. You're still looking: "Fastball inside." 10 swings. Round 3: Two-Strike BP Every pitch starts 0-2. Compete. Battle. Use the same approach. "Fastball inside." Back through the middle. 10 swings. That's it. 30 focused swings. One thought. One approach. One goal. Drive the baseball back through the middle. One thing I've learned: Most hitters get worse with two strikes because they add thoughts. Albert got better because he removed them. With two strikes, simplicity is a weapon. Thank you for reading, Jermaine Curtis P.S. - If you enjoyed this and thought it was helpful, please share it. (When you share it, it tells me you want more content like this.)

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Indiana Wesleyan University Wildcats @IWUWildcats

2 weeks ago

Baseball Claims Five CSC Academic All-District Honors iwuwildcats.com/news/2026/6/2/…

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Repeat after me … JUCO IS DESIGNED FOR YOU TO TRANSFER.. 4 year schools aren’t!! If a coach at a 4 year approaches you and tells you.. Come here for 2-3 years, develop and transfer up… RUN AWAY!! They don’t have your best interest at hard.. That will set you back academically… Believe me..

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OTRBaseball @OTR_Baseball

3 weeks ago

All these D1/D2 guys going in the portal looking for NIL money and better places… Bunch of Juco dogs would help you win for a peanut butter sandwich and a chocolate milk.

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Braden Richey @braden_richey

3 weeks ago

I am excited to announce that I will be transferring to Indiana Wesleyan University. Thank you to Coach Bair and the rest of the staff for this opportunity.

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LeVon Whittaker TV @levonwhitt_tv

3 weeks ago

"There's the confident version and the unconfident version" Schloss was hyping his players up during batting practice today and it seemed pretty intentional. I asked if that was the case. "I want those guys to go to sleep tonight visualizing something awesome" #HookEm

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Kevin Wilson @KWBaseball

3 weeks ago

Players, coaches, and organizations don’t pay me for drills. They don’t pay me for batting practice. They pay me to notice things. ⚾️The subtle shift in a hitter’s posture. ⚾️The slightest change in mood. ⚾️The disconnect between what’s being taught and what’s actually

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The final spellbinding minute of Secretary Hegseth’s Memorial Day address will leave you with chills if you listen closely. Hegseth delivered a powerful vow of remembrance to honor those that paid the ultimate price. HEGSETH: “Today, with this humble ceremony, we owe at least this, that with every salute, with every ceremony, with every parade, with every prayer, every day, and every year, we remember.” “That by our remembrance we guard the eternal flame that they lit with the price of their youth.” “They were Americans from small towns and big cities.” “And in the words of the Apostle Paul, they stood against the darkness of the world, wearing the breastplate of righteousness.” “They’ve now gone on to their reward, but we remember them here on this hallowed ground. To them, to those I say, your watch is finished, but the legacy of what you left is eternal.” “You raced to the breach so that we could walk in freedom and prosperity.” “May we live lives worthy of their sacrifice and boldly carry forth their fight for freedom, picking up the sword of the spirit and charging forward daily.” “May Almighty God bless our warriors, and may Almighty God bless our fallen and those they love.” “Always remember and amen.”

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The White House @WhiteHouse

a year ago

Memorial Day isn’t about barbecues or beach days—it’s about those American heroes who gave everything for our freedom. THIS 70-SECOND VIDEO CAPTURES WHAT THE DAY IS TRULY ABOUT. 🇺🇸

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Steve Friend @StevenKFriend

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💯 🔥🔥🔥 You DONT know what you don’t know…

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