How did Houghton make this inside-the-park homer happen? Speed. Pure speed 🏃‍♂️ Maddux Houghton | Fort Myers Mighty Mussels | Minnesota Twins

Holy Houghton 💣 Maddux gives us our first lead of the day and Napleton tacks on another run on a sac fly 💪 Top 4 I Mussels 4, Cardinals 2

Jay Thomason, an Air Force Baseball alum, showed off his power and speed in his final game for the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels before getting promoted to the Cedar Rapids Kernels 👏 3-4, HR, 3B, RBI, 2 R The 2024 draftee has a 1.007 OPS on the season 📈 #MNTwins

Yesterday he was playing at Low-A Fort Myers Mighty Mussels. Today he's hitting nukes at Triple-A. Congrats to Maddux Houghton on his first Triple-A home run. This solo blast to left makes it a 1-0 game.

He's arrived. #MNTwins 2020 1st rounder AaronSabato goes where few have gone. A grand slam OVER the batter's eye. 1st Triple-a HR. Just the 8th player to do so, 6th Saints player, & just the third Saints player since becoming a Triple-A affiliate. 111.7 mph exit velo, 426 feet.

That's one way to say hello... Yasser Mercedes greets former Mussel Jack Noble with a solo 💣 to put us back in front! 💪 Bot 6 I Mussels 3, Marauders 2

SEVEN RUNS IN THE NINTH TO WIN IT🤯🤯🤯 Emmanuel Rodriguez's two-run single closes the gap and sets up Caleb McNeely's three-run walk-off homer to give us the victory! FINAL | Mussels 7, Marauders 5

The backside finding the ground again post contact is one of those things you can’t unsee after you see it. You need support from the back to help decelerate the front.

YASSER LEAVES THE YARD🚀 #MNTwins No. 28 prospect Yasser Mercedes hits his 7th homer of the season and doubles our lead! Top 8 | Miracle 6, Flying Tigers 0

Ryan Sprock connects on his first pro homer!! The #MNTwins 8th rounder has reached and scored in each of his first four plate appearances tonight 👍 We have also matched a season high with 4⃣ HRs 💪 💣 Bot 6 I Mussels 10, Blue Jays 4

TIGERS WIN! TIGERS WIN!

IT'S A BILLS WIN!!! M&T Bank | #BillsMafia

If the chest goes first, you probably need to think hips first. If the hips go first, you probably need to think chest first. But in either scenario, the hips should go first - even if it’s only for a split second.

There is such a thing as too specific too soon. Your ability to individualize gets exponentially better after you’ve spent time observing generalized work. Don’t focus on delivering a perfect plan day one. Just learn how to create a better plan as you learn more over time.

If your foot gets down early, does it mean you’re “on time” ?

"Design what you want. Get what you need. Let the body do the talking. Adjust as you go. "The pressure should never be on building the perfect plan on day one. The pressure is making sure you have enough information to deliver a better plan on day two." andrewparks.net/one-hour/

Learned a ton being around Lantz during my time in SoCal. Brilliant mind, great thinker, better person. Wonderful family. Had me over for Easter dinner when I didn't have a place to go. Keep them in your prayers. Wouldn't be where I'm at in my career without him.

In coaching, one of the biggest mistakes you can make is to decide too early who’s got it and who doesn’t. The reality? We have no idea. Potential is revealed over time. It's incredible hard to predict. And your belief might be the thing that helps it show up.

As many of you know, LantzWheeler passed away after suffering a heart attack. If he had impacted you as a person, player, or coach please consider donating to help cover the medical bills. Nothing is too small. And please consider reposting the link 🙏🏼. gofund.me/96313d842

Just saying “it depends” all the time isn’t a noble way to answer questions. You can have conviction in something while also appreciating the complexities of a problem. I’d rather have someone willing to plant their flag in the ground over someone hesitant to plant it at all.