Here’s my challenge to you: tomorrow morning, before you check your email or scroll social media, look up who’s pitching for the Dodgers. I don’t care if you’re a Giants fan—just do it. Say the name out loud. “Tony Gonsolin? Sounds like a guy who wears cool socks. I’m interested.”
Then, let that knowledge color your day. When you’re stuck in traffic, imagine the pitcher’s calm. When you’re stressed about a deadline, remember that he’s about to face a lineup of hitters trying to kill his confidence. You’ll realize: if he can handle that, I can handle this meeting.
Why This Matters More Than You Think
We live in a world that feels heavy sometimes. Headlines scream. Deadlines loom. But the simple act of wondering “Who’s pitching for the Dodgers tomorrow?” pulls you into a lighter place. It connects you to a community of people who, for nine innings, care about nothing but the game.
It’s a reminder that tomorrow is always fresh. A new pitcher. A new chance. A new chance to smile when the strikeout happens, or to groan when the home run leaves the park. Life is just a series of these small, glorious moments.
