From Kings Park to Omaha - Paperback
From Kings Park to Omaha - Paperback
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by Bobby Haney (Author)
About a young boy growing up in a small town in New York, Bobby has always had a tremendous passion for the game of baseball. In love with playing ball, he never really knew anything about college sports or even which teams were in which conferences. But with a strong will, hard work, commitment and perseverance, he did know he had a good chance to be a winner and go on to win a National Championship and become a professional baseball player in the same season. This is the true story about the journey and the mindset of a winner. Bobby Haney completely pulls back the curtain and shares what the sport of baseball looks like behind the scenes. He candidly shares important life lessons on will power, respect for self and others, the competitive edge, commitment, the importance of faith and belief, being present, acting like a pro before you get there, knowing what to look for in opportunities, having the winning mindset, flexibility and having a willingness to continuously improve and grow. He shares his journey in a way that's sure to inspire and empower all aspiring future athletes. Bobby Haney has played Minor League ball with the South Carolina Gamecocks, the Augusta GreenJackets, The Arizona League Giants, the Quebec Capitales and the San Jose Giants.
Author Biography
Bobby Haney is a professional baseball player, author and speaker. His book "From Kings Park to Omaha" inspires kids to think and act like leaders. The book describes Bobby's own journey, from setting his goals high and working hard to reach them, to winning the national championship and going pro the very same year. He offers life changing lessons for youngsters who want to achieve their dreams in any arena. The book shares his ups and downs, providing many lessons. It offers behind-the-scenes information that most people don't know about becoming a professional in baseball and what it really takes to make it.