I Tell People All The Time That

There's Not A Long Track Record Of People Leaving Professional Sports To Become A Software Developer.

In My Mind, I Never Doubted Whether I Was Going To Achieve What I Wanted To Do. I Just Had To Decide What It Is I Wanted To Do.

The Things I Was Allowed To Experience, The People I Was Able To Call Friends, Teammates, Mentors, Coaches And Opponents, The Travel, All Of It, Are Far More Than Anything I Ever Thought Possible In My Lifetime.

The Most Important To Me Is, Theo Is A Good Person First And Foremost. And I Think That Has A Lot To Do With It. He's Not Deceitful. He's An Honest Guy, A Good Guy. There's A Lot More To This Thing Than It Being A Job For Him, Being Born And Raised Here, The Red Sox Being As Important As They Are To Him. Above All Else, Theo Understands He's A Compromiser. Theo Understands That The Clubhouse Is Our Home. He Doesn't Invade That Privacy Often. When He Does, He Doesn't Make You Uncomfortable And That Says As Much About Him As Anything.

I Don't Hide My Feelings, But When It Comes To Illness, I Guess I Don't Panic. My Father Was The Same Way. I'm The Provider For The Family And The Caretaker. If I Panic, Who Is Anybody Going To Run To?