Your routine or plan for OOTP

ForeverRoyalKC · 03-27-2020, 10:36 AM

Since we are trying to make conversation as we are all holed up in our homes, I had a thought I wanted to put to you in a question...
Do any of you have an OOTP routine or plan?
Do you get your lineup set for that day's game with your morning coffee? Do you wait until the day is done and the kids are in bed? Do you discipline yourself that you don't OOTP until your errands/chores/jobs are done? Grab a snack and OOTP just before you go to bed?

orange6 · 03-27-2020, 11:11 AM

I play any chance I get provided I’m in a good place mentally. I play out every game and need to be dialed in. In the past I use to try and play a couple of innings and save it. But when I did that I would get out of flow of the game and usually make a boneheaded blunder ( not warming up a pitcher when I use a double switch).

Mornings drinking my bang energy drink at 4:30 before I go run is my “prime time.”

03-27-2020, 10:36 AM	#1
ForeverRoyalKC All Star Starter Join Date: May 2015 Location: Hop, skip and a jump from Stockton Lake, MO. Posts: 1,128 Blog Entries: 3	Your routine or plan for OOTP Since we are trying to make conversation as we are all holed up in our homes, I had a thought I wanted to put to you in a question... Do any of you have an OOTP routine or plan? Do you get your lineup set for that day's game with your morning coffee? Do you wait until the day is done and the kids are in bed? Do you discipline yourself that you don't OOTP until your errands/chores/jobs are done? Grab a snack and OOTP just before you go to bed?

03-27-2020, 11:11 AM	#2
orange6 Minors (Double A) Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 142	I play any chance I get provided I’m in a good place mentally. I play out every game and need to be dialed in. In the past I use to try and play a couple of innings and save it. But when I did that I would get out of flow of the game and usually make a boneheaded blunder ( not warming up a pitcher when I use a double switch). Mornings drinking my bang energy drink at 4:30 before I go run is my “prime time.”