Trevor Bauer

People were fortunate.

I always dreamed it.

I dreamed of it, but it was like those players on the field are aliens.

Like they're superstars.

I'm just a little kid.

Like I know I can't ever, it wasn't realistic.

It was like, I'm never going to be them.

I just want to like make my high school team.

But then I made my high school team and I was one of the best pitchers there.

And I got a scholarship to go play D1 baseball.

And then I pitched in the College World Series in 2010 and dominated the best players in the country.

And I was like, oh, if I'm one of the best college players, then I probably could be a good pro.

And then it started becoming realistic.

But up until 2010, it wasn't even... I wanted to do it, of course, but it just wasn't a tangible thing.

So I played, I didn't play Little League because Little League is an organization.

I played Pony League, which is slightly different rules, but basically the same thing.

But yeah, I played that all the way up.

And now kids don't even play that.

They play like travel ball mostly.

Really?