Dan Campbell said, "We don't live off reputation, we live off of work." "It's all about the work." You have to show up and do the work. • It means effort. • It means commitment. • It means earning it, not being entitled.

LEO!

University of Louisiana baseball coach Matt Deggs on advice he'd give young coaches. This is a good listen no matter what sport you coach. ~ via Coach Matt Deggs

“I don’t want to teach just baseball, because I don’t want to face the Lord one day and he tells me, ‘I sent you over 600 boys for you to turn into men. I see you turned them into baseball players, but you didn’t turn them into men.” - “ if our ultimate goal is really to get

"We don't do that in our program." "That's not good enough." "We need more from you." "We're better than that." "You've got to step up." "This can't happen." When your athletes say these things to their teammates, you've got: - GREAT LEADERSHIP - FULL ACCOUNTABILITY #CultureWins

Big summer for this guy!

Your self-talk is either your secret weapon or your silent killer. Every rep. Every pitch. Every moment. You’re either building belief—or tearing it down. Choose words that work for you, not against you.

One of the fiercest competitors I’ve ever coached, glad he was on my side! Proud of you Matthew! Montevallo Baseball is getting a good one!

A few of our Makos Baseball Club guys making the list from this past weekend’s tournament at Coastal Alabama South CC. Congrats to Colton boyd and Brayden Hood ! Stats from the weekend. Colton Boyd (1st Team) = 5-7 (.714) / 2 1B, 2 2B, 1 HR, 3 RBI, 3 R, 2 BB, 3 SB. Brayden

What if the real reward isn’t the trophy, scholarship, or contract… But who you become in the pursuit of it? Wins fade. Stats disappear. But the habits, mindset, and grit you build—that lasts. Chase the best version of YOU… and the results will start chasing you.

Congrats to these 3 on representing Orange Beach Baseball in the Prep Baseball Alabama Yellowhammer State games this past week. Thankful for all the college coaches in attendance to check these guys out and know what they are all about. The future is bright for these guys. (L-R = Ben

The tools were on full display for C Colton Boyd (2027, AL). Colton boyd Orange Beach Baseball Ultra-physical 5-10, 215-pounds w/ defined strength. Simple operation w/ upward path showing EZ pop. ✅ 101.5 mph EV ✅ 398 ft. max distance ✅ 1.97-2.09 pop times; 79 C velocity

Grateful to be able to compete at the yellow hammer games. Thank you Prep Baseball Alabama

How bad do you want it? ⚾️🔥

An infielder’s ability to repeat their arm stroke is a separator. Here I am working with an MLB infielder wanting to shorten his arm stroke & create consistency. Immediately he found results with my V-Slot Connection Drill. Get more on the Trosky365 app: troskybaseball.com/pages/365-app

Strength on full display on this swing from C Colton Boyd (Colton boyd, 2027). Physical backstop barrels this one for a loud L4 coming off at 98.8 mph. Hammers it out front & stays in the middle. #PBFG25 || Prep Baseball Uncommitted

Stock continues to rise for C Colton Boyd (Colton boyd, 2027). 📈 Stays discipline on this swing & drives an outer-half FB to RF for a firm single. Obvious strength in the frame translates well to both sides. #PBFG25 || Prep Baseball Uncommitted

Every parent of every kid chasing greatness should read this book. Especially parents considering reclassifying their kids or having their kids play up in age groups. It's the best baseball development information that I've read.

Stats from this summer Orange Beach Baseball Josh Hoyle Eric Rogers

John Wooden literally dropped the coldest truth about why teams win, not individuals.