Aug 30, 2018 | Diamond Devotions
It would be easier without them around. Those guys who can’t play as well. Those parents who don’t get it. Seriously, if we could just ask them to stay home, leading or being part of the team would be so much easier. There are ways to get rid of them. Obviously, they...
May 30, 2018 | Diamond Devotions
Coaches can easily label their players…there is the kind who doesn’t really care, the kind who play because their parents want them to, the kind who are in it for themselves, the kind who would run through a wall for you, the kind who never stops working…etc....
Jan 29, 2018 | Diamond Devotions
He looked the part. He had the gear, the swagger, the build of a great ballplayer. He wore the uniform well, making sure it was bright white before every game. But then the game started. And he was exposed, badly. That clean uniform couldn’t cover up the fact...
Nov 30, 2017 | Diamond Devotions
What’s the limit of your character? Have you found it yet? That point at which you begin to change for the worst in order to achieve the things you desire. That point at which your success or failure begins to bring out things in you that are better left hidden....
Aug 30, 2017 | Diamond Devotions
I thought I knew something about baseball until I started coaching my son. Now I just feel stupid. What I thought I knew…well, it turns out most of that was wrong. What I thought I could teach…I just feel inept most of the time. I’m not just trying to be hard on...
