This is outstanding.

I've done a lot of places.

I've done a lot of things that I really like doing.

I hit the Grand Slam home run.

I hit for the cycle.

I've had a hole in warning golf.

I've done a lot of things I like doing.

I shook hands with privyverted, true ones.

But I'd rather be right here right now

represent these people that help build a bridge

across the chasm of prejudice.

Well, as I've made my mind the chasm of prejudice.

Well, as I've made my way to Vero Beach, Florida,

to speak to young aspiring upcoming baseball players who are participating in the Hank Aaron Invitational.

I am still basking in the glow of what was an

incredible weekend for the late great Buck O'Neill, Minnie Minnie Mino and Bud Fowler as well,

but particularly Buck O'Neill, the heart and soul of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

My affinity and love for Buck is not a secret.

I wear it on my sleeve and I wear it proudly

that I am a disciple of Buck O'Neill.

And that is something that I hold in high esteem.

And so as I continue to bask, and I'm sure I'll be basking for a while,

...