"He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life." — Muhammad Ali

Confidence born from a comfortable practice is a fragile illusion. True, unshakable confidence is forged in the fire of voluntary hardship. It's the quiet knowledge that you have intentionally prepared for the worst the competition can throw at you.

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Pat Murphy’s son, Austin, was asked why he believes in the Brewers: “Well, the guys respond back really good. Started the season 0-4. Those games were not good. But then they responded with the best record in baseball. So I believe they can do it.”

For an elite performer, the feeling of comfort is not a reward; it’s an alarm bell. It’s a signal that you’ve stopped pushing, stopped challenging the standard, and started coasting. And coasting is just a controlled fall.

"The obstacle in the path becomes the path. Never forget, within every obstacle is an opportunity to improve our condition." — Ryan Holiday

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"You can choose courage or you can choose comfort, but you cannot choose both." — Brené Brown

A team that never argues is not a healthy team; it's a team that has prioritized being comfortable over being excellent. Productive friction is the engine of progress. Without it, you're just a group of people quietly agreeing to be mediocre together.

That insanity goes down officially as a grounded into double play, making it the only batted ball hit over 350 feet for a GIDP in the pitch tracking era (reg. + postseason). Max Muncy grounded into a 404-foot double play.

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The moment you start prioritizing comfort over honest feedback is the moment you start your decline. The conversations you are avoiding are the very ones that contain the map to your next level of growth.

One of the greatest indicators of a great coach is winning close games. Struggling coaches highlight how close they made losses, but great coaches demonstrate how they win those games.

"The quality of a person's life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence, regardless of their chosen field of endeavor." — Vince Lombardi

Growth doesn’t come from the passage of time. It comes from reflection. You don’t mature into greatness by waiting. You earn it by dissecting failure, rewriting the script, and carrying those lessons forward. Without it, you’re just getting older.

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“Don’t fear failure. Fear being in the exact same place next year as you are today.” — Michael Hyatt

Georgia and Alabama are so damn mentally tough. Both teams on the road in hostile environments. They don’t blink in the face of adversity. A real testament to DeBoer and Kirby

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FINAL: Brewers 3, Cubs 1 The best team in baseball this season advances to the NLCS, where the Dodgers await. Milwaukee did it with excellent pitching and three solo HR, and American Family Field will host Game 1 Monday. Cubs pushed Brewers to the limit. Milwaukee was better.

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“Show me a person who has never failed, and I’ll show you someone who has never tried anything new.” — Albert Einstein