by Tobin Walsh
To my sweet 5th grader as you graduate from elementary school, You’ve had a good run through elementary school and I’m proud of all you’ve accomplished. But, my boy, you’re off to middle school and I’m struggling to fight the Continue reading Son, as you leave elementary do one thing for me: Don’t be a middle school schmuck!
The summer between 6th and 7th grade I played on a baseball team called the Eagles – a rag-tag group of mostly blue collar kids that didn’t make any of other, more skilled baseball teams in my hometown. The Eagles, Continue reading Meaningless Tryouts and What They Teach Kids, Coaches and Parents
My 3 year-old daughter, Emersyn, has a YouTube problem. I started it. I wanted a quiet dinner, a meaningful conversation with my wife or to binge watch another ESPN 30 for 30 on an open Wednesday night. Her addiction to Continue reading If my 3-year-old can only have an hour of screen time, how will we go out to dinner?