This sounds a lot like someone we know
Posnanski writes a long love note to Carlos Beltran, and his is found in the midst of it:
Beltran from his first day played baseball with an ease that struck people in different ways. He always looked bored but pleased, the way people look when laying out on a beach. Many thought Beltran just wasn’t giving his all … and he gave those people fuel as a young man when he would forget how many outs there were or he would look disinterested as he jogged down a double in the gap. But mostly, I think, the ease was just grace.
I dunno, sounds a bit like someone we see on a regular basis.
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hmmmm....
He decided to cut down on his strikeouts and walk more one year — players talk about doing this sort of thing all the time but it’s not something a player can just DO. Only Beltran is so stunningly talented that after he made that decision he cut out about 30 strikeouts per year and added about 20 walks. …
i think you must have the wrong team.... but if this is the case then maybe its someone who is sideline right now...
sorry RJ for hitting on one of your fav players

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