He was healthy again for spring training, and playing as well as ever. But this year he had an idea of why he had a real good spring. He's more relaxed. At the welcoming banquet Wednesday night, Honeycutt's words spilled out with evangelical zeal. He said baseball hasn't been this enjoyable since high school.
Baseball is a sport.
It should be fun. And I lost sight of that. . . . No matter what I do now, whether I hit .400 or .200, I'm going to have fun doing it. Let the games begin. We'll be having a live moderated discussion with the governor at 4 p.m. on Sept. 12.