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@45PedroMartinez Thanks for being so generous as a ball player! I was drafted by the Expos and during spring training 97β I remember you buying all the minor league players Papa Johnβs pizza for lunch on one of the last days π. I played 15 more seasons and never had a big Leaguer do that ever againπ€·π½ββοΈ. Thanks for your generosityππ½π«΅π½βπ½ and God bless
Thanks for being so generous as an expose ball player! I was drafted by the Expos and during spring training 97β remember you buying all the minor league players Papa Johnβs pizza for lunch one of the last days π. I played 15 more seasons and never had a big Leaguer do that ever again all those years. Thanks for your generosityππ½π«΅π½βπ½
Meet Miguel Rojas.
He studied all 100 citizenship questions. He wanted no special treatment because heβs a professional baseball player. And when he passed, he said he was prouder of that perfect score than his World Series home run.
What stood out to me most was his gratitude. He talked about America opening its doors to him 21 years ago and said heβs never taken that opportunity for granted.
Preparation. Respect for the process. Gratitude for the country that gave you an opportunity. Wanting to contribute and be judged by your character, not your status.
Roy Halladay's Postseason no-hitter is ICONIC π
16 years ago today, Doc held the Reds out of the hit column as he became only the second player ever to throw a no-hitter in MLB #Postseason history!
Here is video from my outing at the Tobacco Road state games, representing @PrepBaseballNC so thankful for this opportunity.
Fb-89 (2400+)rpm
Cb-73-76
Sl-75-76
Ch-77-80
@cltbsblacademy@CuttyCavsBBall
This moment from Pete Alonso is awesome.
He called his teammates back onto the field after they beat the Blue Jays to salute the crowd after their final home game of the year.
I love the leadership from Alonso π―
4 years ago Bo Davidson had quit baseball, he was playing slow pitch softball and working at a warehouse. 3 years ago he was virtually unknown playing in community college when a Giants scout accidentally discovered him. On Monday, Bo made history with a hit, stolen base and run in his MLB debut. Never give up on your dreams. @NBCSGiants #sfgiants