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For a lot of people being a professional baseball player sounds like a total dream job.

I mean, you get paid millions of dollars to play a game, but there are downsides.

Like if you have a bad night at work as a baseball player, it's usually in front of 40,000 screaming fans.

This story is about one of those nights in Houston, Texas.

The Toronto Blue Jays were losing to the hometown Astros when they called in pitcher Mike Bulsinger.

That's baseball reporter Ben Ryder. He covered the game for 15 years as a writer at Sports Illustrated.

Some major league baseball players have job security and 20 million dollar salaries.

They're paid huge bonuses just for getting drafted and their teams have spent years developing them.

Then there are guys like Bulsinger.

I signed for a thousand dollars with a billion dollar organization, so a thousand dollars.

I think it was $667 after taxes.

They don't have that much invested in you.

You make jokes about it. It's like a bucket of baseballs for them.

The night Bulsinger came in, he was facing a stacked Astros lineup.

It's star players like Alex Brugman and Carlos Beltrann.

They were a total juggernaut.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, they were unbelievable from what you see.

The runs they're putting up in my head.

I was like, this is the best team of baseball.

Bulsinger came into the game with a man on first in two outs.

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