ChiSportsRich
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Sorry but your goal should be to win. Even if you don't think you're really going to.
It should always be the goal.
Sorry but your goal should be to win. Even if you don't think you're really going to.
It should always be the goal.
Me and my local stray cats agree
Sorry but your goal should be to win. Even if you don't think you're really going to.
It should always be the goal.
“I don’t care where you’re playing,” Sveum said, “winning is winning and you want to win all the time. At the end of the Cactus League, will the record matter? Of course not. I think the bottom line is to stress to beat the other team every time you step on the field. It’s not always what the final score dictates. Can you go home at night and say you kicked the other team’s butt besides the final score of the game? You can win a lot of games and a guy can hit a walkoff, two-run homer on a great pitch and you lost the game but you really won 8 2/3 innings, too. There’s a difference between winning and losing sometimes and how you get it.”
That's almost exactly what Sveum said according to Muskat's last blog...
From that excerpt, it sounds like Sveum values moral victories just as much as actual wins.
I don't think it's so much a moral victory as it is knowing that you at least gave it your best shot. But maybe for some folks, they're the same thing. I do think that he wants the best effort no matter what, which is all you can really ask as you can't always control where the ball's going to bounce.
Paul Konerko has a mini-Me that sells tickets!
Tiny Paul Konerko breaks computer screen to sell White Sox season tickets | Big League Stew - Yahoo! Sports
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