There you will, there you will, I love you more than words.

Hey everybody, welcome back to the 12-6 podcast. I'm your host Colin McHugh. Thank you so much for

tuning in. If you haven't heard all the previous conversations we've had, I suggest going back

after we're done here and checking them out because we've had some

fantastic guests on this year. We had Garrett Cole, All-Star starting pitcher for the Houston

Astros. We had New York Times best-selling author Jeff Passon and All-Star Third Baseman

and budding entrepreneur Alex Bregman. Today's guest is, in my opinion, one of the funniest

and brightest guys in the

league, Washington Nationals pitcher Sean Doolittle. The work he and his wife Aaron have done in their time

in Oakland and now in Washington was super inspiring to me. So I've been secretly following him for

years on social media. You know, we got to be Twitter friends recently, but this was the first

time we got to actually sit down and meet in person. He's super funny, quirky, and extremely

insightful on topics ranging from labor rights to taking care of our veterans at home to Star Wars

trivia. He and his wife are currently supporting an organization called Operation Finally Home

based in New Bronfels, Texas.

Their mission is to build brand new homes for returning veterans, giving them a home and a place

to start transitioning from military back to civilian life. It allows them to go from serving their

country to serving their communities as seamlessly as possible. Their stories are amazing, and you can find out more at Operation Finally Home.org.

Today on the podcast, we talk about Sean's legendary transition from power hitter to All-Star Reliever,

how respecting the game is changing in 2019, and which Star Wars movie is best.

As always, if you're not subscribed to the podcast,

make sure you do that so that you're all caught up when new episodes air.

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