“He had a lot of potential. He was a good ballplayer, a good athlete. He’s a good guy.” Pietila, who is legally blind in his right eye but has 20/20 in his left eye, said he loved baseball but doesn’t lose sleep over not making it to the major leagues. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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