ピッツバーグ・パイレーツのインスタグラム(pittsburghpirates) - 11月22日 07時08分

Read this right now. (Repost @mellamotrevor)
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34 is more than just a number to me.
In 2011, as a freshman at Arizona State University, my roommate, teammate, and close friend Cory Hahn suffered a career-ending and life-changing spinal cord injury. Cory wore #34.
Witnessing someone's life change as drastically as Cory's changed it put my life and career in perspective. On my worst day I remember his loss and I know that he would give anything to have even the worst day on the baseball field.
Part of my "why" is remembering the countless hours of rehab Cory went through in the hospital. The countless hours of rehab and workouts he still does to get stronger everyday. The way he made it known that he wanted to get back to ASU with his boys surrounding him for support.
I look to him for support when times get rough on the field and I am reminded to never take this opportunity for granted. You only get one career and I feel like my career is also "our" career.
We would often talk about our Major League dreams. However, our career paths are different now. He's chasing a different dream. I find myself still on this path that we used to share, and I remember it every time I put on my uniform.
I will wear the #34 on my back, proudly and humbly, to honor Cory.

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