I Grew Up With The Thought That

And That's What Makes This A Great Game, Is The Support And The Commitment That The Fans Give The Game.

When I Had Dyslexia, They Didn't Diagnose It As That. It Was Frustrating And Embarrassing. I Could Tell You A Lot Of Horror Stories About What You Feel Like On The Inside.

I Always Thought That There Was Going To Be Life After Baseball, And So I Designed That In My Life I Would Have Other Interests After Baseball That I Would Be Able To Step Into. And I Didn't Realize The Grip That Baseball Had On Me And On My Family.

Maintaining Concentration Depends On What I Call Tunnel Vision; Nothing Else In The World Exists But The Catcher's Target, The Hitter And My Perfect Delivery.

I Guess That's What Little League Is All About -- Trying.