Jesus First, Everything Else Is Baseball! Deuteronomy 31:6
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Brent Crow retweeted
Here it is:
Joe Rogan goes into a state of shock:
“The Social Security number in the United States is used as a de facto national ID number—to get paid and to vote.”
Elon Musk exposes the real reason Democrats never removed the dead from the Social Security rolls: those identities were being used to send fraudulent payments to illegal aliens.
Eliminating those names would cut off payments across every other benefit program they’re funneling to illegal aliens.
@elonmusk: “What they forgot to mention is they’re getting fraudulent payments from every other government program. And that’s why the Dems were so opposed to turning off, to declaring someone dead who was dead, because it would stop all the other fraud from happening.”
“Widespread fraud—hundreds of billions of dollars—it’s mind-blowing.”
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Illegal aliens were issued Social Security numbers by the Biden–Harris terrorist administration:
• 270,425 in 2021
• 590,193 in 2022
• 964,163 in 2023
• 2,095,247 in 2024—on their way out the door. Yet they oppose national voter ID.
📝 By the way—they’re also linking ballots to the dead within their corrupt, filthy voter rolls. If you were around in 2020, you know exactly what I’m talking about.
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On March 6th of this year, we lost one of our own.
13 year old Terry Badger III, known as TB3, took his own life due to bullying at school.
Nitro President Tim Burns reached out to the family asking how we could help.
Brent Crow retweeted
Best hitting video you’ll see all year 🔥
Freddie Freeman —> Approach 👇🏼
• “You’re not a hitter, you’re a baseball player”
• “I like to keep the line moving” 🔑
Brent Crow retweeted
12 Things I would tell myself as a young player:
1. The work you put in away from your team is where real growth happens. Take your personal development into our own hands. Stop waiting for others to help you.
2. The game will be hard on your body. Take care of it.
3. Accountability will be one of your biggest weaknesses. Get better at it ASAP!
4. Everyday you play catch you are a pitcher. Even if you’re not slated to pitch that day, while you play catch, be a pitcher. Work on your throwing mechanics, throw your off speed pitches and hit spots on your partner.
5. THROW YOUR CHANGE UP!! Start learning it from day one. Experiment with different grips. Keep it out of your palm. Play catch with it EVERYDAY you throw the ball. It will be a very important pitch you need later. Develop it and your confidence in it early on so you don’t need to later.
6. GET STRONGER!!
7. Be a student of the game. When you watch the game on TV, watch it more like a student than a fan. Watch how they move their bodies. How they move around the field. Read up on mental toughness. Seek out those with more experience and ask questions.
8. You’re a pitcher. Just because you threw a pitch, your job is not over. The only time you should find yourself still standing on the mound after a hit ball is if there is no one on base and a GB is hit to your 3B or SS. Any other time you are either moving towards 1B to cover if needed or backing up a base somewhere. Stop spectating!
9. Your headspace will separate you from your competitors. Please start learning this at a younger age! Mental toughness, baseball IQ, competitiveness and emotional control need to be a constant focus.
10. You will have some great coaches in your life and some who have no business being in that position. But you can learn something from all of them, even if that means learning how you DON’T want to be as a coach someday.
11. Playing with and through discomfort is part of it. You shouldn’t have to feel 💯 to give 💯. You better develop some toughness in that area if you want to last.
12. Enjoy the Game!! Someday you will play in your final game. Be grateful for what the game gave you. Respect the game. Remember as much as you can. Enjoy your teammates and when you’re ready, give back as much as you can.
Brent Crow retweeted
Not sure why some players still don’t get it? And why is it so important to get? Because doing certain things around the “diamond” are a bad look. They scream “selfish”or “look at me,” or “poor team culture.” Fair or unfair, they just do.
They are also frowned upon by most recruiters and scouts. There is a time and a place for some of the following, but not when preparing to play a game or even at a team practice.
My opinion, of course….
But here are a few things to get….
- No headphones when stretching, throwing, taking BP, pre-game In/out, or during any other team activity. Save them for the bus.
- Crocks or sliders on your feet anywhere while you are preparing to compete. Cages, stretching, throwing, etc. Put cleats or turfs on as soon as you get inside the field and save the rest for the bus or hotel.
- Rolling shirt sleeves up into a make shift tank top during stretching, BP, In/out or game. Save that for the beach.
- Hanging around the ball field with your game jersey or undershirt untucked. Look like a player at all times at the ball park or take off your jersey until it’s time to put it on right.
- Wearing baseball pants without a belt. Again, look like a ball player and part of the team.
- Dugout team chants or chirping at opponents. This includes personal verbal attacks on anyone. Stay focused on your teammates. It’s that simple.
- Kneeling or sitting down on the field during mound visits or pitching changes. Are you really that tired and lazy you have to take a knee during the game?
- Talking to friends or parents outside the fence during the game. This should be obvious, but I still see it happen regularly. Stay focused on the game and winning.
- Sending parents or friends off to concessions during games. Be prepared with food and drink before the game starts.
- What did I forget?
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33-year-old Drew Maggi gets the call to the Major Leagues after 13 seasons and over 1,000 MILB games
Brent Crow retweeted
A trans EMT tried to use his medical training to prove that sex is not binary. He ran into trouble when I asked him how he’d respond to a patient with a penis who claims he’s having a miscarriage.
Brent Crow retweeted
No bosu balls and ridiculous gimmicks
Speed, power, smart strength training
Sprint, jump and lift in a way that helps sprinting and jumping
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We promised you all a big announcement and here it is! We are so excited to be able to make a longtime dream of mine a reality, with none other than @tigerwoods and @tgrdesignbytw. We can't wait to share more updates with you as we create Trout National - The Reserve.
Brent Crow retweeted
#TrevorBauer | WELCOME to YOKOHAMA!!
The Yokohama DeNA BayStars are pleased to announce that we have signed Trevor Bauer to a player contract for the 2023 season. The player number will be 96.
#welcometo
#baystars
baystars.co.jp/bauer/?utm_so…
#TrevorBauer 選手 | WELCOME to YOKOHAMA!!
横浜DeNAベイスターズは、トレバー・バウアー選手と、2023年シーズンの選手契約を締結しましたのでお知らせいたします。なお、背番号については、96となります。
詳しくはこちら
baystars.co.jp/bauer/?utm_so…
#バウアー 選手 #welcometo
#baystars
Brent Crow retweeted
Travel team / club coaches that recruit higher level kids over to their team / club then claim that kid as “theirs” - as if they’ve played a huge role in that athlete’s development - are comical. Call it what it is…You’re trying to use that kid to market your brand. That’s it.
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RETWEET THIS for a chance to win a signed Andrew McCutchen jersey to celebrate Cutch's return!
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Exit Velo T -Tonight’s Leaders
1.Mitchell Dean 100.4
2.Cade Epp 92.4
3.Zach Gilbert 92.1
4.Bret Echelbarger 91.4
5.Christian Pownall 89.6
6.Peyton DeWeese 88.1
7.Charlie Brewer 87.5
8.Tate Heston 86.0
9.Ryan Rodman 85.6
10.Brady Comer 84.2
Brent Crow retweeted
Culture.
What better way to learn and grow as a HS/College player than watch professional bullpens while you get your training in?
#ProPRP @Dillypickz
