Mason Miller barely sniffed 90 going into college. By the time he was in college at a small D3, he’d regressed to 82-84 with a 7.00 ERA. Losing weight. Feeling terrible off the field. Doing everything right and getting beat down for it. Then came the diabetes diagnosis, insulin, and what he called finally getting the “wind at your sails.” The foundation isn’t the comeback, it’s what happened before it. He knows what it feels like to do the work and see nothing show up. That’s why he doesn’t panic when results lag and that tough foundation shaped these 5 outlooks on his training and career: “Nobody cares what you did yesterday” - He walked into this year off an All-Star season treating none of it as credit in the bank. “Self-critique is fuel, not self-harm” - Critical enough to find fuel, not critical enough to break yourself. What stuck with him wasn’t hits or runs, it was games he let get away when his team put him in position to win. “Talent gap is tiny” - Everyone at the top has ...