Peter Vryonis

Freddie Freeman says his 69 year old dad still throws him batting practice everyday and says the hour they spend together is worth more than any amount of reps with a real pitcher or coach “He’s 69 years old and he still throws. The last two years he goes, ‘Freddie, I’m not very good anymore.’ And I said, ‘Dad, that’s not the thing. It’s not about that. It’s about the hour we spend together.’” “I’ll figure it out in spring training. I hit every day there. I just want to hit with you. This is our thing. He thinks he’s not very good, but I think he’s great.” (Via @newheightshow)