Quinton McCarty retweeted
Most hitting problems come from one of four things:
1. You're late.
2. You're swinging at balls.
3. You're missing your pitch.
4. You're giving in with two strikes.
Fix those four things.
Hitting will usually take care of itself.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
âAverage looks out. Elite looks in.â
via @JamesClear
Quinton McCarty retweeted
âYou get up every day, youâre entitled to nothing.
You could have talent but if you donât have discipline and you donât execute, you donât focus.
What do you get?
Nothing.
Nothing is acceptable but your best,â
-Nick Saban
Winners assume nothing and give everything.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
Nick Saban on Leadership.
âLeadership is about helping somebody else for their benefit, not yours.â - Nick Saban
True leadership isnât about power.
Itâs about lifting others up and putting the team first.
Lead for impact.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
No serious baseball player wants a break from baseball.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
ATTN: All HS Baseball players Before you (or your parents or travel ball coach) tells everyone youâre only interested in D1⌠Go to a D2, D3, NAIA or JUCO game.
(especially in the post-season).
I promise your eyes will open and maybe some more doors.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
Players think: Play me and I'll show you.
Coaches think: Show me and I'll play you.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
High School Playoffs.
Chasing a high school state championship is special.
Winning a high school state championship is historic for any high school player.
The players go to school with each other for years in most cases.
Some have known each other since they were toddlers.
Parents know each other and it means something to the community.
High school athletics bring people together and form a forever bond.
High school athletics can't be replaced and are more important than most realize.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
UmmmâŚThis quoteâŚ.
âDiscipline looks boring until you see what it builds.â
Pure facts.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
Donât be upset by the results you didnât get from the work you didnât do.
Quinton McCarty retweeted
Great teams set the bar high and donât get complacent. They compete every single pitch regardless of the score, opponent or circumstances.
Fluke teams are happy to be there. They play not to lose instead of playing to win. Good enough is just good enough. Good enough isnât great
Quinton McCarty retweeted
Hit the ball hard, on a line, to the middle of the field.
Do it off tee. Do it in BP. Do it in a game.
If you do that. You will be a successful hitter.



















