Memory.
He had a great one.
Mullins, the baseball broadcaster had come to speak to career day at school, told a story, got a fact wrong. For the first time in Richard Bonner’s shy, nerdy life, he took a chance. He raised his hand. Mullins said, “yes, son?”
“The throw came in from Iglesias, the right fielder, not from center. And Whitfield wasn’t in cente…
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