The Brewers' rather unique rightfielder, who enjoyed a breakthrough season with 38 home runs and 125 runs batted in last year, prefers to get away from baseball as much as possible until spring training. I don't really do a whole lot of baseball stuff, very little. Years ago, I played winter ball and all that, and I stunk after that. Then, when I laid off in the winter, things got way better. I ride a lot of motorcycles and dirt bikes, stuff like that.
Every year is so different as a player.
I've come from way up to way down and back up. Now I have a different attitude than I had coming in last year. I'm just going to try to have a good time and stay healthy. Moving on up After some 32 years of working out of his cramped, cell-like office at County Stadium, Selig understandably is enjoying his new digs downtown in the Firstar Center. The new commissioner's office is both spacious and well-appointed, neither of which describes his former work space.