I grew up with a chip on my shoulder, like as if I had to make it for my family.

I'd like you to meet Philip Buchanan.

He grew up in Fort Myers, Florida.

When I was young, I played a lot of sports, so I played based on my first sport, and when

it came to summer trips, I didn't really take summer trips with my family, because my

teammates always wanted me to stay because I was like one of the best players, so I spent

a lot of time at home and with my teammates.

And so I have always worked on the idea of me making it professionally either in baseball

or football.

And he had reason to believe that this was a real possibility.

When I turned 11 years old, I scored five tests on the one football game, and I hit my

first home run.

And so ever since then, I was like, man, I'm going to make it in football or baseball.

I knew I am.

You can't even mother was his main parent.

Like my dad was my, he was my seven great English teacher.

He was my basketball coach in middle school, which we won a championship.

But he wasn't really in my life, he was around, but he wasn't really in my life like

that.

But I don't fault him, it's just, you know, sometimes the way you're raised and when

you're brought up.

While he was still in high school, Buchanan says, the Cincinnati Reds offered him a $500,000

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