Reply to "Life in the minors"

cabbagedadHSBaseballWeb member since 2011

Originally Posted by fanofgame:

...He wouldn't trade any of it for a minute. He is the man he is for all the time and work put into baseball....He is a wonderful son, impeccable work ethic, and doesn't give up. Those and other wonderful attributes will help him in his life and I am excited to see what God brings

next.He has his degree from USC and is so glad he finished....

Congrats indeed. No doubt these positive attributes can be tied somewhat to the game and largely to mom.

Best wishes on the next phase of life for your son and I do hope you continue to contribute here. A post from Fan is always positive, uplifting and insightful.

1/8/141:08 AM

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