Reply to "Team Chemistry"

fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

I'm a huge believer in team chemistry overcoming just about anything. I've read a couple examples here where people have mentioned that it (leadership, roles and responsibilities) starts with the coach. What if I was to tell you about a team that was perennially a .500 team year over year (never won their conference) and had their HC/Hitting Coach essentially take family leave only to see his team thrive, blossom and win their conference plus go to NCAAs? I saw it, and was amazed by it. This team was led by its players and it caught fire at the right time. Of course the Coach saw what was going on, and jumped on the bandwagon at the conference championship. He didn't mess with the formula. Sometimes teams and people just have that chemistry, and it is incredible to watch.

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