wrote the piece for the new york magazine, what he says about himself, he never thought he would be attacked that way. he s a black man raised by a single black mother and has had police guns trained on him at one point. so he said this is one of the hardest pieces he had to do because of where the facts took him and then be called racist and sexist was a surprise to him. my opinion on this. especially after george floyd, a lot of people we talk to want to help. how do we fix this, move this country even further forward? we are not perfect, we try to be, admirable, most say this is the deal, this is our country, leave it. we say let s get it better. so how to go to this organization. when st. peter s takes off their shirt at the miraculous run and says black lives matter, looked at the court of the nba, you see black lives matter on the side. mr. and mrs. america want to help, and they go yeah, i can count on that organization. let s give it to them. and they ll be siphoning off
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appearances and four losses, how much does it mean to washington and to you, finally, to win it all? well, i think it means so much to the area of d.c. and to the dmv that we pulled this off. they re a rabid fan base since we arrived here in 2006, and we ve had some disappointments recently. but this kind of makes up for everything. it was a great run, kind of it was a miraculous run, a historic run, if you will, because of the way we did it. chris: now, you arrived here today without guards, without security, with this. i mean, you just walk around with it? i just carry it around with me, you know [laughter] chris: conversation starter. conversation piece. chris: so baseball these days is all about analytics and metrics, but you re known as a, yes, you look at numbers, you re known as kind of an old school baseball guy who, yes, does the analytics, but also thinks about things like team chemistry and
chris: so after four playoff appearances and four losses, how much does it mean to washington and to you, finally, to win it all? well, i think it means so much to the area of d.c. and to the dmv that we pulled this off. they re a rabid fan base since we arrived here in 2006, and we ve had some disappointments recently. but this kind of makes up for everything. it was a great run, kind of it was a miraculous run, a historic run, if you will, because of the way we did it. chris: now, you arrived here today without guards, without security, with this. i mean, you just walk around with it? i just carry it around with me, you know [laughter] chris: conversation starter. conversation piece. chris: so baseball these days is all about analytics and metrics, but you re known as a, yes, you look at numbers, you re known as kind of an old school baseball guy who, yes, does the analytics, but also thinks about things like team chemistry and