Until now, this website has been used for me to map out my interest as a youth coach. Somewhere along the way, I used this website as a means of helping me digest and process some health issues I have been confronting. However, fantasy baseball has been, and continues to be, a tremendous source of joy for me. This website has lagged quite a bit as I not only dealt with my health issues but tried to figure out a content area. If you're reading anything on this website for the first time, everything before now will very likely just look like a menu of randomness. Because it is. But going forward, I will start focusing on fantasy baseball articles. If you have any content you'd like to see that you're not seeing somewhere, drop a comment or send me a note.
There are seven days in a week, about 30 days in a month, and 365 days in a year. Not all of those can be good days. No one has 7 perfectly good days. Likewise, I've never gone through an entire year without a single bad day. I have two reactions to that: The first reaction is the whole "control what you can control" thing. You can control your effort and your attitude. And that's absolutely true. But sometimes a day is so bad that no amount of effort or attitude will fix it. The second reaction is that, in any given week, if you have 4 good days and 3 bad days, you're still winning. Even if you have a few "meh" days, but the good ones are still outnumbering the rough ones, I think we're in a good place. The same goes for our practices with our little leaguers. We've had some truly rough and awful practices. The coach's didn't show up with patience, the kids didn't show up with their attention spans, a...