Baseball Wasn't Easy For Me.

My Mom Was At Every Single Game I Played As A Kid, Rain Or Shine

If This Validates Anything, It's That Learning How To Bunt And Hit-and-run And Turning Two Is More Important Than Knowing Where To Find The Little Red Light On The Dugout Camera.

In Baseball, There's Always The Next Day

In My Day, If A Guy Came To Spring Training 20 Pounds Heavier Than What He Left, He Was Considered Out Of Shape And Was Probably In Trouble.

At My Growing Years Of 18 To 21 Years Old In The Minor Leagues, I Dreamed Of Being A Philadelphia Phillie.