re: Paul, it's all on you.

I'm glad you're back to your old linking self.

General statements with hardly any quantitative measurement on hitting and pitching with melodramatic undertones...

Obviously, I was serious.


We were terrible! I was terrible. Enjoyed the hell out of it and wouldn't have wanted it any other way. I was never talented. Yet I played 4 years (with a medical redshirt thrown in) and had some success only because I understood the game and my strengths. I was fortunate to be given almost total freedom on the mound, at the plate, and on the base paths. So as bad as we were and I was, I left with a handful of records and many more friendships/relationships that I would never trade anything for, some of which give me extra insight that even your money can't buy.