Julie and I had the great opportunity to take Micah on his first Krispy Kreme trip. We joined the students whose parents are Out-of-Country missionaries and ate too many donuts. For us actually too many is 1.With pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training, I thought it important to give Micah his first baseball. He grabbed it on his first time and when he made his first error, dropping it on the play mat, he was able to pick it up quickly with his LEFT HAND. Although left handedness is not a trait I usually admire, when it comes to being a picther in the bigs, it is GOLD. It is what I call Million dollar mediocrity.
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that's right- get him working that left when he's young. i think jeff has been tying up owens right hand for a few hours a day just to get him used to the lfet...not a bad idea..
Zachary is left-handed and it did help when he played T-ball last year. :-) He could bat either way. Micah might do the same. :-0
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