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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

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In this episode of Never Stop Getting Better, Coach John Perry sits down with coaching legend Butch Chaffin to talk about nearly four decades in the dugout, life lessons from USA Baseball, and what it truly means when ‘the game knows.’

Butch Chaffin Twitter: ButchBaseball29 Email: chaffinb1@pcsstn.com
Coach Butch Chaffin is one of the most respected voices in amateur baseball, with nearly 40 years of experience developing players and building programs that last. A longtime head coach at Cookeville High School in Tennessee, Butch has led his teams to over a dozen district and region titles while helping 120+ players continue their careers at the collegiate level.
Beyond high school baseball, Chaffin has become a fixture within USA Baseball, serving on national team staffs at the 12U, 18U, and Collegiate levels—including a gold medal win in 2017. He’s a 2024 Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame inductee and a former scout for the Kansas City Royals. Whether mentoring youth athletes or refining the skills of future MLB Draft picks, Coach Chaffin leads with humility, high standards, and a deep love for the game.

“The game knows—what you put in, it gives back. Do things the right way, and baseball rewards you.” – Butch Chaffin