My family and I recently spent the day at Southern Belle Farm in McDonough, Georgia—and it was absolutely amazing. Acres upon acres of open land, a stadium for pig races, long lines of cars stretching …
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Every August, September, and October, baseball enters what I call Fall Ball—a season of experimentation. It’s not about perfection; it’s about progress. It’s where we try new things to find out what …
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In life and in baseball, paying attention is the first step toward earning anything of value. When I look at this photo—taken by Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens’ official photographer at the Atlanta …
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It’s October 2025 and I’m in Jupiter, Florida—the mecca of amateur baseball—for the WWBA Perfect Game Tournament. For those who may not know, WWBA stands for World Wood Bat Association, and this event …
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October marks the official arrival of fall. But in baseball, Fall Ball is August through October—a season of experimentation. It’s when hitters try new things, discover what doesn’t work and lean into …
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For a lot of young players, baseball starts the same way it did for me—fun. Backyard games, rec league Saturdays, and travel tournaments with friends. There’s no scoreboard pressure, no scouts with …
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