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The reason I am doing what I am doing now is because of *this* sermon. It might be the most impactful 2 minutes of preaching I've ever seen — and it changed my entire life.

RT @nextlevelbb: The Brewers are being celebrated like they invented baseball. They are doing things that have become unusual. They have an…

Hopefully this is an EYE OPENER for you parents out there wasting all your money on these @PerfectGameUSA and @prepbaseball showcases. It doesn’t matter how big your son’s scholarship is or how much NIL money he gets if he doesn’t know how to play the game. He won’t see the field in college and he’ll be in the Transfer Portal. Make sure he’s playing for a coach that knows the game and is teaching it. There are a lot of so called coaches out there who think coaching is getting the best players and winning rings. I can promise you that the players that come play for me and Todd Haney this summer for the @HarbourCats will know how to play the game when they leave. #shegone @notgaetti @BobFile @billdubs @iamrags @artofhitting @hittingguru7 @slider_sinker @SliderDom @low_and_outside @TheRealJHair @DMEASrecruiting @VandyonTigers @KevinKennedyMLB @SalMarinello @RVGDag @AMBS_Kernan @MLBNetwork @WillClark22 @MLB

God is saying to you tonight: You've held on through the toughest times. I gave you strength to endure, and you didn't know it was Me. When things changed, many left and turned their backs on you. Yet you endured the storm and grew in it. You're different I created you to stand out, not fit in. Now I will bless you with more than you've ever dreamed.

BUNTING MANIPULATES PITCHER APPROACH AND SETS THE TABLE FOR FUTURE MOMENTS With 2 outs and no body on in the 3rd inning, losing 4-0, @Brewers Manager Pat Murphy told #9 hitter David Hamilton to lay down a bunt in a seemingly unimportant at bat. Why? Because Murphy knew Hamilton was known for bunting and they could set the table for a future at bat and big moment later in the game where he’d get a pitch to hit. And that’s exactly what happened. Hamilton bunted. Hamilton got out. But in the 5th, in Hamilton’s next at bat, he got a pitch in the heart of the plate and singled scoring a run and bringing the Brewers within 1. And in the 9th, Hamilton did it again, homering on a get me over slider and extending the Brewers lead to 6-4. You bunt to create future moments, and the Brewers did just that. #BuntLife

He’s a WHAT?? 🤯 I interviewed Pastor @PhilipAMitchell in Atlanta. I asked him how he knew God was real and why he believes in God. I also asked him what his biggest fear is and whether or not money is the root of all evil! Lastly, I asked him the best advice he’d give the younger generation.

Can’t measure the immeasurable .

One verse you can use for the rest of your life

RT @nextlevelbb: This should be in every locker room in the country. Tough ass gamers can beat the hall of famers. Pat Murphy is a JYD and…

“All I was trying to do was find a way on base and pass it off to the next guy” 0-2 to 3-2 committed to the fastball and was on time! Simple swing let barrel and ball do the work.

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When I met Barry Bonds at UCLA in 2007, I wanted to know how to improve my swing. But he taught me something that completely changed how I approached hitting. And it had nothing to do with my swing mechanics. He explained that pitchers typically want to establish their fastball down in the strike zone so they can play their off-speed pitches off that same location. That makes it harder for hitters to recognize what's coming. But here's what he wanted me to understand. If you start hunting fastballs up in the strike zone, something interesting happens. You begin taking more fastballs down in the zone. You also start laying off more off-speed pitches that finish down in the zone. And when a pitcher leaves an off-speed pitch up? That's a mistake. And those baseballs can go a LONG way when you hit them. So I started applying that approach. Instead of trying to hit every strike, I set my sights higher in the zone and looked for pitches I could drive. And here's what happened. My walks went up. I started making more hard contact. And I became more selective about the pitches I was swinging at. All because I changed where I was looking for the baseball. So here's what I'd recommend to young hitters who want to improve their pitch selection. 1. Hunt the fastball up in the zone. Especially early in the count, look for a fastball in the upper part of the strike zone that you can drive. 2. Be willing to take pitches down in the zone. If you're hunting the fastball up, you don't have to chase every fastball or off-speed pitch down. Make the pitcher bring the baseball into the area you're looking for. 3. Don't miss the hanging off-speed pitch. If you're looking up in the zone and the pitcher leaves a breaking ball or changeup up there, be ready to attack it. Those are pitches you can drive for extra bases. Now, this doesn't mean you should take every pitch down in the zone. When you get to two strikes, you have to adjust and protect the plate. But early in the count, you can be selective and hunt pitches you can do damage with. Because there's one thing Barry Bonds helped me understand... You don't have to swing at every strike to be a great hitter. You have to recognize which strikes give you the best opportunity to do damage. Stop trying to hit every pitch. Start hunting the pitches you can drive. Hope this helps, Jermaine Curtis P.S. - If you enjoyed this, share it. (This tells me you want more content like this)

Special shoutouts to the @TCR_Baseball and @nicswansonn !

God is saying to you tonight... You are much stronger than you realize. No one knows everything you've been through. Very few do. But I continue to pick you up every time you stumble or fall. I've never failed you and will not fail you now. You don't look like what you've been through, and the good news is I'm not through with you yet. What I'm about to do for you will confound those who gave up on you.

I will never forget this story about a foster child who was ultimately adopted by a godly couple. It's one of the best real-life illustrations of justification and sanctification that I've ever witnessed.

It was God 🕊

Tell em Cap !!!

Go to sleep knowing…. Every night, God asks you to surrender control of a world you were never in charge of in the first place. And yet, we lie awake rehearsing conversations, worrying about problems, and imagining circumstances that may never happen. But remember this: God does not need you to stay awake for Him to remain faithful. Psalm 121:4 reminds us that the One who watches over His people neither slumbers nor sleeps. That means while your eyes are closed, His are not. While your mind is resting, His wisdom is not diminished. While your strength is being restored, His power is not exhausted. While tomorrow remains uncertain to you, it is already known to Him. You don’t have to finish everything to rest in Him. Leave tomorrow where it belongs: in the hands of the Lord. The same God who carried you through today will be waiting for you when morning comes.