Bucket Ninja Pitching

09/17/2026

This isn’t exclusive to baseball

08/29/2026

Speed without movement and location is only effective to a certain point.

08/14/2026

Please park in our driveway and not in front of my neighbor to my right as you’re facing the house, he’s a bit sensitive.

08/09/2026

Hope is back she’ll be filling in when I’m down or out!

08/04/2026

Knocking on the door. 60mph right around the corner!

07/23/2026

07/23/2026

Who’s that hiding in the corner?

Meet your Regional Champions! Little League, World Series here we come!!!

07/15/2026

Some of y’all are collecting 10U trophies like they’re college offers.

They’re not.

I hate to break it to you, but nobody is calling your daughter at 17 because she won a bunch of tournaments at 9 years old.

What matters is one simple question…

Did she actually become a better player?

Because if she’s standing in right field for two innings a weekend…or watching from the dugout while everyone celebrates another championship…who’s really winning?

Adults love to say, “We’re on the best team.”

Cool.

Is your kid getting better?

Is she making mistakes?

Is she learning how to compete when the game is on the line?

Or is she just wearing a medal she didn’t have much to do with?

Development isn’t sexy.

It’s ugly. It’s frustrating. It comes with strikeouts, walks, errors, tears, and learning how to fight through all of it.

That’s what gets kids to 17 and 18.

Not the team photo with another banner.

I’d rather have a 10-year-old who plays every inning, gets exposed, learns, and grows…

Than one who wins every weekend but never has to carry any responsibility.

Stop chasing wins that feed your ego.

Start chasing opportunities that build your athlete.

Because the scoreboard at 10 years old gets forgotten.

The player your kid becomes never does.