Viewpoints | 'Man of the House' | Ballplayer's example should help us to reappraise vocation choices
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Mike Eisenbath
Baseball spring training -- an annual rite that is unique to America and a harbinger of some of our greatest hopes.
During my years as a baseball writer it was my favorite time of year, a chance to work on my tan and watch a sport I loved.
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