Bradfo

Why not?

It's such a great sport.

Let's bring it everywhere.

I mean, nothing specific stands out story-wise, but I will say it's so cool to watch the guys that are in a similar position that I was when I got to play in 2009.

Minor leaguer, prospect, getting a chance to play on the big stage for the first time, the big league stadium, flying the big league plane.

you know, experience the noise factor, the pressure factor, play with older guys, like kind of get, you know, go through all this stuff on the bus and just like, you know, bond a little bit with different generations of ballplayers.

And now that I'm on this side of it, it's just so cool to watch them and their journeys.

And we have a lot of really cool, really good young players.

And, you know, I think sometimes when you're like a 30 year old player, the younger guys piss you off.

But by the time you come around and you're like 40, like I am,

it's just great to see their enthusiasm and like their whole, their whole careers ahead of them.

And I'm jealous of it a lot.

I wish I could relive it again, but to watch like Andrew Fisher and Sam Antonacci and you know, Nori, her left fielder, like all these guys go through it for the first time and have success.

And they're having the time of their lives.

You know, it's so cool to see.

But it's, you know, power through the exhaustion to enjoy is what I'm saying.

I'm good.

It's all good.

I mean, you know, what's today, the 12th or something?

Yeah, so it's like six more days of being a baseball player, best-case scenario, and I don't care if I'm tired.