july

Thoughts are weird. Sometimes you have them, and they pop into your head unannounced

For example — I remembered a baseball interview I watched of Roy Halliday talking about pitching: on how good pitchers have good stuff on good days, but great pitchers know how to still pitch on bad days

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Why would I remember this? And why would I remember this now? 

Speaking of Roy Halliday though, he was a consummate professional. I think showing up and being a professional really is the difference between an amateur and a professional whatever that means

this is proof-of-baseball-fan

halladay was so impressive. I also appreciated his efficiency. he was always figuring out how to go deep into games. reminds me of greg maddux, who is probably my favorite pitcher of all time.

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Amazing what these guys were doing against batters who were juicing. 

Brady Anderson hit 50 hrs.

I grew up in the Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, Trevor Hoffman, Rod Beck Mariano Rivera era