Jjav829
04-02-2008, 09:51 AM
So, imagine you're a major league baseball player. You hit your first career home run. It just so happens that your first career home run is a walk-off shot in the bottom of the 10th. You're on top of the world. Suddenly you get a text message from your wife, home alone with your two young kids, indicating that someone is trying to get into your home.
That's what happened to the Marlins Robert Andino. (http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/sfl-flspmarspec02sbapr02,0,7030981.story)
A man knocked at the door of Andino's south Miami-Dade County home while Renee was on the phone. He repeatedly requested entry, but would not identify himself, saying only, "It's me." According to an early account of the episode that made its way back to Dolphin Stadium, the man ultimately tried to force his way in but left when police arrived.
Scary, and talk about a complete change of emotions. From euphoria to panic in a matter of minutes. Thankfully everything turned out alright.
Don't hi-jack this with political talk.
That's what happened to the Marlins Robert Andino. (http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/sfl-flspmarspec02sbapr02,0,7030981.story)
A man knocked at the door of Andino's south Miami-Dade County home while Renee was on the phone. He repeatedly requested entry, but would not identify himself, saying only, "It's me." According to an early account of the episode that made its way back to Dolphin Stadium, the man ultimately tried to force his way in but left when police arrived.
Scary, and talk about a complete change of emotions. From euphoria to panic in a matter of minutes. Thankfully everything turned out alright.
Don't hi-jack this with political talk.