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Little perspective: I started instructing when I was playing. Somewhere around the year 2000. Twenty 6 years later I still get to help young players. I have no idea how many families I’ve been given the chance to work with over the years but even though it’s baseball that brought together, the relationships have had the strongest impact. Time has taught me the game is temporary. Getting to play it isn’t a forever thing. But the one absolute is these kids all grow up. They go from squirrelly little fire balls to married with children and members of their communities. I’ve seen former students/players go into law enforcement, the military, become business owners, become coaches themselves and many other great professions. Even for a select few, they are making a career as big leaguers but even they have their own young families and will someday be done playing. My message to the parents of young athletes and their coaches is to help them love their sport(s). Help them learn work ethic and team work. Help the become accountable and responsible. Help them build self confidence while not becoming arrogant. Teach them empathy while pushing them to compete like beasts. This phase in their lives will be over faster than you ever imagined. Take a deep breath. Be careful of making the game bigger than it is and enjoy the process happening before your eyes.

On D, yes. He’s the best there. Offensively, because he has no set order of operations and is still figuring out how to play on that side, his style makes their offense clunky. Gets numbers because he’s a freak, but the Spurs aren’t as snappy of an offense as OKC

Take time to notice sparkles of joy as you chase your dreams. You can take time to be happy while staying strong at the same time. You can be struggling and yet hopeful. You can be scared yet willing to take a chance on your dream life. Choose positivity no matter where you are.

I actually think both can be true… of course in NFL teams win games, period! But I do believe the most important position in football is the greatest determining factor in those wins & especially in playoffs (vs good teams) when it’s the little things that separate teams!

Most people don't work hard enough for the results they desire. Most people are playing pretend. Most people think the world owes them something. You want the body of an athlete but you half-ass workouts and eat a crappy diet. You want to build a business but you don't want to work weekends. You want financial freedom but you just show up and do the bare minimum. You post motivational quotes and talk about "the grind," but when it's time to actually grind, you're nowhere to be found. All talk. No action. Most people will never get the results they desire because they don't work hard enough for them. Don't be most people. If you want to be the exception, prove it. Show up. Work harder. Demand more from yourself than anyone else ever could. I believe in you. Do you?

Everybody wants hard coaching until you’re up 30 still coaching about defending the ball, being in gaps, helping the helper, rebounding tough, running in transition and making sound decisions with the ball. Habits don’t become nor stay habits if they aren’t consistently reinforced. The process leads to excellence not results.

She felt bad for Wendy, hiding their relationship bc it incriminates their partner for corruptly punishing and villainizing an innocent woman for no other reason than to silence her and sweep her pregnancy under the rug. Truly believing she was a villain and they weren’t a pawn.

Seems OKC will likely need at least 1 of SGA or IHart + Joe and/or McCain out there all game to keep the offense rolling. I'm intrigued by the latter anchoring non-SGA minutes, if it can survive defensively.

OKC consistently gets better as series go on. Shai improves and their lineup versatility becomes a true superpower. Over a 7-game series, nobody can throw more different looks at you than OKC. Nobody has more answers. The deeper you get in a series, the more valuable that is.

Build a legacy that outlives your name. Weak men chase quick wins and leave nothing behind. A real man works for something bigger than himself. Every day you either add to your legacy or waste it. Think long term and act with purpose. Stop living small. Start building something that lasts and work on it today.

Everybody has avoided it the entire postseason for a reason; but I wonder if the Spurs look to guard Shai straight-up more going forward. OKC is leaning on their best shooting lineups playing off all his doubles and absolutely frying this defense. Might need to make a change.

Stay hungry for growth or you will slowly die inside. Comfort kills the drive that makes men great. A real man stays restless and always looks for the next level. Weak men get comfortable and stop improving. Never arrive, always climb. Keep that hunger burning. Stay hungry and chase the next level today.

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Never thought Diggs would cause so much discourse in the fanbase again but here we are… my thoughts is if he helps the team then by all means come back. He may be a diva and overdramatic but he’s damn good at football and would help us win a Super Bowl

"That this may be more clear, let my readers call to mind that there is a two-fold grace in baptism, for therein both remission of sins and regeneration are offered to us. We teach that full remission is made, but that regeneration is only begun, and goes on making progress during the whole of life." -- John Calvin, from Antidote to the Council of Trent

Correct, if you’re that size you better be the ultimate competitor and highly smart like Dennis Schröder.

Nutritional deficiencies young athletes typically suffer from: -low levels of iron -vitamin D3 -calcium -protein -poor hydration Children and teens require additional energy to meet growth and development needs on top of what is needed to fuel their sport. Make sure you’re planning ahead as a family to avoid nutrient deficiencies!

Jaylin Williams is one hell of a role player. Dude is so tough, hits 3s, makes smart passes. Has everything you want off the bench. Just a dawg. Not a guy that gets a ton of credit but I just think he's so good and worth giving some love to.

Really the game can be summed up simply Sam-Max-Tyson(not gonna count Wade or Dennis really) 1-13 on wide open 3's. They a normal number like 5...its tied. Make open looks or lose