That's why he was hitting 111.

That means every 10 times you get up to the back, you get one hit.

That's why you go from University of Miami to a local community college.

It was a setup.

And then you read stuff like this now years later.

This is like 87, 88, 89, 90, 91 this time for him.

Now you're reading this years later and he's painted as a fucking hero.

He was a fantastic baseball player.

They just told him not to be fantastic.

So Tommy LaSorda could get it to Dodgers for a steal for a steal.

That's when I started to understand, wait a minute, that doesn't seem very fair.

It was like this could be rigged.

And looking back on it, it's all rigged.

So when I see stuff like this, I just scratch my head and people, I love it.

Thousands of people.

Yeah, Mike was the best.

40,000, 50,000 people.

It's not complicated.

LaSorda instructed him to sandbag the falter, the cracks so they could draft them.

And that's what really happens in real life.

But revisionist history, so to speak, it's really something else.

Whether it's in sports, entertainment, politics, whatever you want.

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