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Rookie's Advantage

Join Linus Edberg, a Swedish teenager with no particular passion, as his life takes a thrilling turn when he's unexpectedly pulled into a baseball game during a family vacation in the U.S. What starts as a reluctant favor for his sister quickly sparks an interest in the sport that he never anticipated. Just as Linus begins to wonder about the future of this newfound curiosity, fate steps in—after an accident, he's granted access to a mysterious "system" designed to help him excel at baseball. Armed with this new tool, Linus embarks on a journey that takes him from local fields in Sweden to the international stage. With every challenge, from unfamiliar rules to rising competition, Linus must push beyond his limits to see how far his potential can take him. As opportunities arise for him to pursue baseball at a higher level, Linus faces tough choices about his future. Will he stay on the safe, conventional path, or follow his dream of playing baseball professionally? "Rookie's Advantage" is a gripping story of growth, ambition, and the pursuit of excellence. With the mysterious system at his side, Linus’s quest for greatness is filled with challenges, triumphs, and unexpected twists.

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Building Confidence

After practice, as Linus was gathering his gear, he felt a familiar hand clap him on the back. He turned to see Elias, standing there with his normal easygoing grin.

"Hey, don't let it get you down," Elias said, his tone upbeat. "Even the rest of us struggle with Lukas and Filip sometimes. You're doing great against the other pitchers, so don't overthink it. You'll get there."

Linus managed a small smile, appreciative of Elias's encouragement. "Thanks, Elias," he said. "I can definitely see why we're undefeated in the league if those two are pitching every match."

Elias laughed, nodding. "Yeah, they're beasts on the mound. But don't let them intimidate you too much. They were once exactly where you are, just learning the ropes."

Linus raised an eyebrow. "I find that hard to believe. They pitch like they've been doing it since birth."