A day in the life
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A day in the life
This day should be shared by all who have supported Vinnie over the years from short season to AAA to Cleveland. I wanted to share some of our emotions with you, even though this is just an audition, thank you Cleveland, our special day with Vinnie. http://www.vinniepestano.shutterfly.com the password is MLB all caps.
Last edited by Pestano on Wed Sep 29, 2010 5:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- Pestano
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Re: A day in the life
I've watched alot of kids come up through, and Vin has the right makeup for success. He has the mental toughness, work ethic, and self confidence required, especially for the ups and downs that come from late inning relief work. Beyond all the physocal abilties which he obviously is equipped with, I see in him the intangibles that can't be taught that will lead to a long successful career.. God willing.
Thanks for sharing with us a slice of your family's experience ...appreciated.
Thanks for sharing with us a slice of your family's experience ...appreciated.
- danh8
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Re: A day in the life
Nice that you captured so much of it on camera. Good to see y'all are enjoying the experience, certainly one hell of an achievement.
- artgold
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Re: A day in the life
artgold wrote:Nice that you captured so much of it on camera. Good to see y'all are enjoying the experience, certainly one hell of an achievement.
Yes, something I think that is often overlooked is that all of these players are human beings. They react to disappointment/success, the good/bad, etc all the same as we would in our daily lives. They have families, and in a lot of cases a wife and child they are trying to support. They are people. Something that I just think often is forgotten in the day and age of the stigma that is placed on the modern professional athlete. All don't live like A-Rod, Jeter, etc. Most are humble and scraping to survive. So while it often goes unnoticed by the masses, it IS a significant achievement just to get to the bigs. Congrats again to Vinnie....now comes the hardest part: staying in the bigs and staying relevant! The climb up that mountain never ends!
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TonyIBI - MLB Rookie
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Re: A day in the life
What an amazing experience that must have been! Thanks so much for sharing what is a once-in-a-lifetime moment for your family and Vinnie. I know I'm rooting for him.
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