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Fantasy Baseball with Andrea
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Fantasy Baseball
"A star works at being a star … that’s how you tell a star in baseball. He shows up nightafter night and takes pride in how brightly he shines. He’s Wilie Mays running so hard his hat keeps falling off; Ty Cobb sliding to stretch a single into a double; Lou Gehrig, after being fooled in his first two at-bats, belting the next pitch off the light tower because he’s taken the time to study the pitcher. Stars never take themselves for granted. That’s why they’re stars."
~Jim Murray~
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"A star works at being a star … that’s how you tell a star in baseball. He shows up nightafter night and takes pride in how brightly he shines. He’s Wilie Mays running so hard his hat keeps falling off; Ty Cobb sliding to stretch a single into a double; Lou Gehrig, after being fooled in his first two at-bats, belting the next pitch off the light tower because he’s taken the time to study the pitcher. Stars never take themselves for granted. That’s why they’re stars."
~Jim Murray~
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