Creating A Starting Pitcher - Road To The SHOW - Rollie Maverick ep.1
This year I want to do a few Road to the Show players. The first one is Starting Pitcher Rollie Maverick. A guy from Canada with a dream of one day playing MLB baseball.
This first episode is creating Rollie and playing the workout so we can get drafted.
Sometimes its hard to leave the small town you grew up in. Sometimes you never make it out. Sometimes you work your whole life for something and never accomplish it. Sometimes no matter what you do, it never works out. But sometimes..... Sometimes you work hard and you make it. You actually accomplish what you set out to do. In this case, its baseball. We're not talking sandlot style. We are talking about thousands of hours of workouts, thousands of hours studying, just for this one chance.
I grew up in a small town in Canada. As I got older, my parents decided to uproot for me and move me to a bigger town with more exposure. More competition for me to play against and more opportunities to be noticed. They quit their jobs and packed me and my sisters up and moved us to a bigger city.
This is a ton of pressure. Pressure to succeed and pressure to not fail. But enough about me, this is my journey of where I came from and where I can go. First we have to be able to fit this hat on my big head, and then we have to start the workouts where scouts can come see me preform. This is where I make a difference, this is where I could make my start. If I fail, all the money and time is for nothing. HERE GOES NOTHING....
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