You're A Shoalie When...
- Alex Mull
- Mar 27
- 1 min read
You're A Shoalie When...
You don’t care if you are the one who catches the last out or the one who makes the game winning hit because fulfilling your role, whatever that role is, is most important
You have a desire to excel for the benefit of those relying on you.
You have an unquenchable need to exceed your past limitations.
You play without the option of defeat.
You play and know, without a doubt, that you competed like a champion.
You understand your commitment to your teammates.
You understand that baseball is a team sport.
You finish playing and only your body leaves the field, your heart and soul are captured within the game.
You will exchange your blood, sweat, and tears for the benefit of the team.
You would rather encourage a teammate to succeed than benefit personally from his mistakes.
Your respect for the game outweighs your personal ego.
You make mistakes and use them to improve instead of using them as excuses.
Your ability to make your teammates better increases each time you play.
You do the little things right when nobody's watching.
You serve your teammates with unselfish motives.
You understand your role and strive to perform it better.
You have done all you can and still feel you haven’t done enough.
You play with pain without creating a scene.
You give more than what is asked and take less than what is deserved.
Your effort is constant and your play is consistent regardless of the situation.
You think you can, and you do.
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