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June 28, 2017 To make sure your team is ready for the tournament, take advantage of the following tips. 1. Get the team uniform and equipment ready. Make sure everyone has the same jerseys and all the necessary ball, bat, and glove equipment for the tournament. 2. Do plenty of practice. Make sure your team is ready with the basics like batting, fielding, and running. Also practice drills and exercises that would help the team to improve on their skills. 3. Have a team spirit. Make sure your team is mentally and physically prepared for the tournament. Give them pep talks and have team bonding activities. 4. Have a game plan. Even if your team is well-prepared, it is important to have a game plan that affects the strategy you will use against each opponent. 5. Have a positive attitude. Remind the players to stay positive and motivated throughout the tournament. 6. Get enough rest and nutrition. Make sure your team is well-rested and eat healthy meals before the tournament. That way, the players can perform at their best.
Pittsburgh’s offseason mission was to find chunk plays—big runs and long catches that wouldn’t require crisp and perfect 11-play drives. So far, the passing game hasn’t provided enough of those, and the running game has definitely fallen short, creating a clear goal for the Steelers’ ground game in Week Three’s matchup against the New England […]
In the blink of an eye, we’re already into Week 3 in the NFL. The Pittsburgh Steelers are banged up entering their Week 3 matchup on the road against the New England Patriots, but fortunately for Pittsburgh, New England is dealing with some injuries, too. Star cornerback Christian Gonzalez has been out since July with […]
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released the team’s first injury report of the week ahead of its Sunday matchup against the New England Patriots. Per the team’s release, five players did not practice Wednesday: CB Darius Slay (rest), CB Joey Porter Jr. (hamstring), SS DeShon Elliott (knee), EDGE Alex Highsmith (ankle), and EDGE T.J. Watt (rest). […]
Things aren’t going all that well for the Pittsburgh Steelers right now, especially coming off a frustrating Week 2 home opener against the Seattle Seahawks, dropping an ugly 31-17 game. It won’t get any easier in Week 3 as the Steelers, who are banged up defensively, hit the road for a matchup against the New […]