The Race from 0: African Americans in Baseball Could Return to 0 by 2040
In 1946, there were zero African Americans in Major League Baseball. Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in 1947, marking the beginning of a race—one
Why ‘Adjustments’ are key to TRAIL Series’ workout
Welcome to Week 4 of our TRIAL series. We’ve spent the past few weeks Testing, Reflecting and Implementing what works. Now, as we enter the
Learning the art of implementation
Welcome to Week 3 of our TRIAL series. So far, we’ve spent the first two weeks Testing new things and Reflecting on what we’ve learned.
Practicing the art of reflection
Welcome back to Week 2 of our TRIAL series. Last week, we focused on Testing—trying new things, stepping outside of our comfort zones, and discovering
Restoring African American Representation in Baseball: The Role of Financial and Social Capital
Shohei Ohtani Didn’t Become Great By Accident. Here’s How We Can Support African American Players in the Same Way Baseball has deep roots in American
Coachability Lineup: Lessons for Today’s Athletes in a $39 Billion Industry
In today’s youth sports environment, the word “coach” carries a significant weight, both on and off the field. But did you know that before it
Understanding the TRIAL series
As we enter the final month of our August through October Assessment Phase, it’s time to reflect on the progress we’ve made and gear up
Embracing the power of humility
Humility is often misunderstood. Many people think it means thinking less of yourself, but that’s not the case. True humility, as I define it, is
A prayer for humility
As a coach, my role extends far beyond teaching the mechanics of the game. My calling is to be a transformative force, helping individuals move
