Clockwise from top left, Dave Torromeo, me, Mark Jeffers, Ron Blomberg, and Bob Small |
I'm too tapped out tonight to come up with words.
Yesterday and today were fairly insane but it's the nature of the beast.
I started today expecting to focus on a single video deposition. What I got was a lot more. Due to circumstances, I wasn't supposed to be on the Brunswick lacrosse call but fate opened the door up to do it.
So as I dealt with numerous issues and topics, I also began to see where going to the game was quite possible. The case ended much earlier than I thought and I set about pulling things together to go to Connecticut.
The game went off without a hitch and I buzzed down to the WGCH studios for the first time in months so that I could host "The Clubhouse."
I got to talk to Ron Blomberg, baseball's first designated hitter and an early idol of mine. I took great joy in telling him about wearing number 12 (his uniform number) during my first year in the Mahopac Sports Association.
Of course, I also asked him about Bobby Murcer, but we simply ran out of time for anything else. I know I could have talked about a lot more with him.
With that, I made it back home.
Numerous podcasts, questions, answers, emails, phone calls, lacrosse goals, a radio show later, it's time to reboot.
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