Shane Greene

So if I can make an impact just by sharing my story and being myself, I feel like I'm obligated to do so.

As far as the playing stuff goes, I didn't have a job all year last year, and then I got the locker in the DR, and I was coming off of an elbow surgery in which multiple people told me, like, oh, well, at least you'll be able to throw with your kids one day.

And in my head, I'm like, man, I'm not done.

And then it felt like maybe I was done because I couldn't get a locker for a little over a year.

And then I got one and I went to the DR. And after my first outing in the DR, I had a moment at my locker where I was just sitting there in silence for like probably an hour.

And I had never actually cried, but it felt like I was crying, if that makes sense.

I had like a full circle moment.

And I think that I'm able to

digest everything and potentially move on peacefully and freely because I had that moment, if that makes sense.

But I never had that moment where I felt like I proved to myself I could pitch at a high level again.

I think it would be a little harder to deal with what I'm dealing with right now, but I feel good about it, man.

I talked about it in one of my videos.

I just want to wake up and be inspired to do something.

So

I feel like right now it's sharing my story, trying to help young players when I can.

And the more stuff I can be inspired about, the better.

I appreciate it.

Thanks for having me on.

I'd love to do it more.

So holler at me.