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In our ninth episode, Tom Crean sits down with Chicago White Sox Assistant General Manager Nick Hostetler to discuss scouting, player evaluation, clubhouse culture, and the balance between analytics and the eye test. From social media background checks to five-tool development and leadership lessons from baseball legends, this episode dives into what it really takes to build a winning organization — on and off the field.
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In our first episode, Tom sits down with HCA founder and Baltimore Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh to discuss the emotions of cut day, leading your kids through youth sports, what goes into teaching players and dealing with conflict.
In our fifth episode, Tom sits down with legendary NBA and college coach Tim Grgurich — known for shaping stars from UNLV to the NBA — to discuss fundamentals, intensity, and the real lessons every coach and leader can use.
In our second episode, Tom Crean and Jim Harbaugh dive into the foundations of championship culture, breaking down locker room dynamics, building toughness, and the role parents and coaches play in developing young athletes.
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