“The message has been similar, just be ourselves,” Mincey said. “Accept who you are. If you’re a hard-working guy that runs to the ball, don’t change your habits. Just stay yourself the whole time, stay the course and just be tough. It takes a tough person to do the same thing over and over and over and over.”
What's it about again?
When bullfighters get in the ring, they sometimes stomp their feet like the bulls do. To reinforce the point that they're big and mean, too. Then they go out and slay the bull with technique.
I was mocking garrett cause he always tells up what its about.
Oh. Ok. I'd seen it earlier, and I was totally confused why he was doing it.
“We made stops. We made plays. We did the things that winning teams do at nut-cutting time. It’s a hell of a job. I tell you this all the time: it’s about mental toughness, it’s about focus, it’s about will, it’s about fight. It was on display tonight.”
-Garrett Ball
Bull fighters get handled and around. I want them to be the bulls.
You know the bull always loses, right?
He looked like he had stepped in something.
I thought he just had some gum on his shoe, so the bullfighter thing is better than that.
Here's another example of a player toeing the company line on habits and repetition and focussing on the play at hand. Good stuff.
You know the bull always loses, right?
No, the bulls win sometimes too.
No, the bulls win sometimes too.
And he's slaughtered immediately afterward. Trust me the bull always loses, my friend.
What a gross sport. Poor bull doesn't know why the heck these people are constantly stabbing him and cheering. Just pathetic and shameful.