“Suiting up now for the Lexington Legends in the South Atlantic League, Tropeano has been twice named pitcher of the week. The award has only been handed out four times this year. Boasting a miniscule 1.87 ERA in four starts (0.45 ERA on the road),”
(via AExtra: Daily Word: Tropeano Dominating at Single-A Lexington)
There are some experiences in life that can only truly be appreciated if you jump in head-first, without any consideration as to what to expect or how to handle them.
Being part of a host family, however, is not one of them.
Nothing But Baseball and Apple Pie: What Being Part Of A Host Family Really Means
Keep up with the doings of a Lexington Legends host family.
Read my Q&A with a minor league host mom! Click on the photo for a link.
How did you get started as a host parent?
I got started as a host parent because I was looking at these kids from all over the country, some even from other countries, and thought, “If that were my son he’d be missing me taking care of him big time!”
Former Kentucky basketball player Tayshaun Prince throws a gnarly pitch for the Lexington Legends.
