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MLB Power Rankings: Week 9
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Cause for Concern About Jon Papelbon?
John McGraw Would Probably Punch Bobby Cox in the Face
The Gospel of Toe-Socks: Book of Dice-K
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No Wonder Nobody Likes A-Rod
Quite Possibly the Best Baseball Contest Ever
It Looks Like Jason Giambi Did Other 'Stuff' Too
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Power (Rankings) to the People Mailbag: Week 7
Column Breakout: Pitchers and Luck
Friday Wasn't a Good Day to Be a Lancaster Jethawk
Is Ozzie Guillen Getting a Free Pass?
Interleague Play Returns, Is Still Stupid
Welcome Back to the Rivalry Early, Roger
Steroid-Using Cheaters Are Allowed to Return Early
The Red Sox of the Southeast
The Hypothetical Home Run Chase
MLB Power Rankings: Week 7
All You Ever Needed to Know About Avulsions
Joel Zumaya Has 'Jersey Finger'
A Post Featuring Tim Lincecum and Nudity
Power (Rankings) to the People: Week 6 Mailbag
Carl Pavano Is a Big Wussy Boy
Willie Mays Is Not Completely and Utterly Insane
Someone Get David Price an Orange Double-Breasted Suit
What to Expect From the Rocket; Other Random Thoughts
Power Rankings: Week 6
Power (Rankings) to the People: Week 5 Mailbag
Paradigm Shift: Is Youth Being Served?
There's Hope for Geeks Everywhere
Column Breakout: From Low Pitch Counts to the Four-Man Rotation
More on My Moby Dick (AKA Alex Gordon)
Josh Hamilton Continues to Be Totally Amazing
Of the Red Sox, the Yankees and Momentum Changes
Power Rankings: Week 5
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Wednesday, May 2, 2007
6:40:00 AM EDT
Hearing Aqua Teen Hunger Force

Josh Hamilton Continues to Be Totally Amazing

This particular thought has nothing to with baseball, but let's just say Josh Hamilton is far, far different from you average major league ballplayer. Exhibit A:

  • "Whether Hamilton will break that trend remains to be seen, but he has learned not to look too far into the future. After all, he is a recovering drug addict, a situation that causes him to lead a lifestyle quite a bit different than the typical major-league player. 'I never carry more than $20 in my pocket ,and my wife and I only have one vehicle in Cincinnati, and she is in charge of it,' Hamilton said. 'That’s the best way to go, because it reduces the temptations. You can’t buy drugs with only $20, and I won’t have the urge to drive around and possibly find trouble if I don’t have the keys.'''

Truly amazing, and what a reminder of how carefully Hamilton must tread and just where he has come from. Hard not to root for this guy.



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