reporter: taylor wanted to play ball, but some coaches wouldn t let him. it was basically win at all costs, and once he knew that i had autism, he basically wanted me to quit the team. reporter: most people would have given up, but most people aren t taylor. he started his own league for players like this. it seems like this is about more than just baseball. it s more than just about the sport of baseball itself, being america s pastime, but it can grow character, it can grow social skills. the unpredictability of this sport can teach people how to deal with special situations in life. now he coaches one of the other teams in this growing league. when they first came, we started them off hitting on a
Is written whether anybody will even remember the first two games of this series. i mean even, jonathan lemire, do we have barnacle there? oh, yeah. barnicle is here. i don t know how long barnicle is going to be here. he is probably going to get up and leave in three minutes, but okay. let me just say, i think when the history of baseball itself, they will remember last night s game as the game that turned everything around for the season. never mind what i had said about deekman before, jonathan lemire will tell you, mike, i said after the first game the boston cops should drive him to the city limits, open the door and tell him to keep walking. he looked pretty good last night. in fact, he s learned how to throw a strike this spring. well, deekman is further proof of himes total genius in assembling this multi-faceted