Tommy Nance

I didn't have the best GPA.

But the year that I had Tommy John and I was rehabbing and I was continuing my education, I still had like a year and a half left.

That was like the best grades that I had gotten because I was able to go to office hours and all the labs, all the group projects.

But in school, I don't know, some type of aerospace, you know, like Lockheed Martin or Raytheon or, you know, even like an automotive company, something like that.

Now, I know I have that as like a fallback.

If I still remember anything from school,

I've actually considered like whenever my baseball career is done, hopefully that's not for a long time, going back and getting my master's in biomechanics and using kind of bridging my playing experience with

With that, I know that's like a growing field in baseball.

But what's unique in my situation is like I would have big league experience.

So being able to talk to like pitchers, I think there's a level of respect there.

You know, I'm not just throwing numbers at them without context or without them thinking, I don't know what I'm talking about because I've never done it before when I have.

So I think it'd be kind of a cool niche approach.

untapped area.

I'm not sure anyone in... I mean, I could be wrong.

Anyone in baseball that does the biomechanics has a playing background, maybe some.

I'm not sure.

Yeah, hopefully...

I mean, best case, I don't have to go do that at all.

And I just keep playing for as long as I can.

Yeah, there used to be the Can-Am League's not a thing anymore, right?