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Proud Dad moment this evening. First hit of many to come.

@coachzblair10 What gave it away, the wrong hand on the toss? 😁

Mid fungo work IMO 🤷🏼‍♂️

If the WBC was travel ball… Team USA is about to miss bracket play. Bryce Harper’s dad and Alex Bregman’s dads are in the parking lot forming a new team since their kids are on the bench tonight.

@ButchBaseball29 Well said! Baseball is beautiful that there are many philosophies that work. 💯

Coaching third base or staying the dugout has sparked some great comments proving that there is no right way. I love that! You guys keep doing what is right for your team. If you have good assistants, stay in the dugout. If u like 3B, coach 3B. Baseball is awesome!!!

@xbtDLN They once made me the best pancakes.

I love Waffle House bc they are incredible at staying in their lane. They are perfect at what they do. They do not try to be something they are not. Went last night solo at 2am bc nothing else was open. Walk in. Nobody else in there. Waitress takes drink order. Brings it back 30 seconds later and takes meal order. Yells it to the cook immediately. Food out within 4 minutes. $12 for a chocolate chip waffle, 2 eggs, hashbrows, 3 pieces of bacon and 2 pieces of toast. In and out within 25-30 minutes. All day breakfast. Left satiated. Pleasant staff. Cheap. Open 24/7 including through most severe storms. Hard to compete.

@CoachEllis36 Let me know if you need solar power I know a good salesman. 😂

Everyone wants to own an indoor facility, but wait until you get hit with that $1700 power bill because little Johnny can’t hit unless it is 68 degrees inside 😂😂

A coach posting their lineup in the dugout is a very valid form of communication If you’re not in it consistently, the message is you’re not good enough or he doesn’t like you Players and parents so often miss this, I’m telling you not to! Personally, I played everyone and communicated when and why… but that was my method. Not all leaders like that avenue Don’t accuse coaches of lack of communication on playing time if they’re posting a lineup… that’s their way and it’s a players responsibility to change the coaches view or change their own!

Teams throwing around $13 mill for guys who will be dfa'd is mind boggling.

Sad to some coaches it's just a paycheck.

We live in an age where a college committed catcher is giving lessons for $40s an hour and parents are paying it. 😲

@coachzblair10 So many robbing parents without growth plans for the player. I see players spend more time shagging the 12 baseballs the facility has than working on swing adjustments. 😂

It blows my mind what all these unqualified coaches charge for lessons. Does resume not matter anymore? We've got people out here that played in HS, kept stats on their college team, & never even sniffed pro ball, charging $60+ per hour. They haven't played or coached at a high level & they're out here robbing people. Make it make sense! 🤪

Is it weird I hate being asked if we won? Personally feel it's a reflection of my goals for the team. Win same mood, lose same mood but more locked in wheels constantly turning.

9U Pitcher in two separate outings in attempt to win a game was thrown 97 and 92 pitches. Both times on back to back days. What are we even doing with these kids with possible bright futures. Poor kids.

I have a desire to Coach at a higher level. Only problem is I'm also very good at my job.

@ClintHurdle13 Happy Birthday Coach!

11/27 Happy Thanksgiving 🍁 Holiday blessings to all. ✝️ A note from a God fearing man and a tremendous leader..... Today I turn 85 years old… and here are a few lessons I’ve learned along the way. 1. Put God First After 85 years, I can tell you this: life only makes sense when the Lord is at the center. Every major decision, every victory, every setback — God has guided me through all of it. 2. People Matter More Than Anything Championships are great, but it’s the people you walk through life with who make it meaningful. You win with people, and I’ve been blessed with some of the best. 3. Hard Work Wins When Talent Doesn’t Across football, racing, and ministry, one truth has held steady: outwork the competition. Discipline, preparation, and commitment will take you farther than talent alone. 4. Success Without Character Isn’t Success I’ve seen people reach the top and lose themselves. Your values, integrity, and faith must stand firm no matter how high you climb. 5. God Uses Setbacks to Shape Us Some of the hardest moments of my life ended up being the ones God used to teach me the most. When you trust Him, even disappointment becomes direction. 6. You Can’t Lead Well Until You Serve Well Great leadership starts with humility. Before you coach, direct, or guide anyone, you must be willing to serve them first. 7. Prayer Is Your Lifeline I’ve never faced a moment — in coaching, racing, or life — where prayer didn’t sustain me. Seek God daily. Depend on Him deeply. 8. “The most important thing we’ll leave on earth is the influence we have on others.” At 85, this truth sits closest to my heart. The way we love, encourage, and point others toward Jesus — that’s the legacy that lasts longer than any trophy. #wisdom #jesus ~ Joe Gibbs @JoeGibbsRacing Make a difference today Love Clint 🙏⬆️✝️🌅 Light up Anna Maria Island 🚨✨🏝️

End of year 2025 9u, Time is flying.

Proud Dad moment this evening. First hit of many to come.

@JWonCATCHING If only there were enough hours in the day to work my youth catchers. Love the drill, Thanks for sharing!

Tennis bat bunting drill for catchers reactions & routes.

@Mikehomeseller Jeep CJ7

WHAT CAR DID YOU LEARN TO DRIVE STICK IN? #mikesquestions

Bill Parcells said, "Losers assemble in little groups and complain about the coaches and the players in other little groups." Complaining is not a solution, IT'S A DISTRACTION! It distracts you from action, gratitude, and positivity. (@30for30)

I don't call pitches, in a game I might call 5-8. It's comical to me how many lower level coaches call all the pitches. Let the kids learn.

Penny is dead does that mean we've hit 5% inflation?