Tommy Nance

Like, if you stick, cool.

If not, at least we gave it a shot.

So then, like, you know, my journey through the Cubs, battled injuries, a ton of injuries, and then debuted at 30.

It's kind of a crazy story, but, like, I never wanted it to just be, like, a cool story.

Like, guy debuted at 30.

Like...

Awesome.

Like that in itself is a cool story, but I wanted more.

And, you know, my career has definitely evolved since then.

And I'm still continuing to get better even at 35 years old, especially lately.

feels like vintage me, like even compared to last year.

Like I feel like my stuff, my mountain presence, just everything is even better than then.

So yeah, I'm in a good spot and I love being here with Toronto.

They've given me amazing opportunities.

So I got my degree in mechanical engineering.

Um, I guess when I was in college doing it, um, well for starters, like growing up, I was like, as a kid, I've always been a super creative, artistic, like I like building things, uh, type of kid, you know, played with Legos, Lincoln log.

It was just like everything I'd make my own little creations.

And that's just something that I like doing and creating something new was, um,

something that I enjoyed.

I actually originally wanted to be an architect.