Details on the incident that reportedly sent Germán to rehab
I figured that Germán didn’t just spontaneously decide to enter treatment. I don’t picture him coming back to the Yankees next year.
I was surprised to learn that Germán is the first Dominican-born pitcher to throw a perfect game. For some reason, I thought Felix Hernandez was Dominican, but he’s actually from Venezuela.
Me too, Mojo. At least we have highlight videos and Yankees Encore.
(I can’t remember who it was, but one perfect-game pitcher said that he’s signed more baseballs for people claiming to have been at the game than were actually there.)
In “Is There A Doctor In The House?”, the measles were treated like “eh, a slight fever and a few spots, no big deal.” Which, of course, had some…interesting implications later.
The case I remember was a mid-to-late-30ish man with an 8-year-old daughter who had lost his wife to an aggressive form of breast cancer. He mentioned that he’d considered becoming a priest in his teens, “but then I discovered girls.”
Plus there are(admittedly rare)cases of widowers entering the priesthood following the death of their wives; it happened in my diocese back in the 90s.
In their first book, I think Michelle says that she used ACE(Accelerated Christian Education)for the elementary grades, which has its own issues(“Slavery wasn’t really *that* bad; not all masters were cruel, and many slaves were brought to Jeebus!”)..
And IIRC, Park pitched briefly for the Yankees.
Today’s trivia question was ridiculously easy: “These 4 future Hall of Famers played in the 1998 World Series”(Tony Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman, Mo, and Jeter).
When the Yankees and Red Sox played in London in 2019, they converted a soccer pitch. I’m assuming they’ll do the same next time.
ETA: From the London Series Wikipedia article: