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I'm kidding. Baseball is hard, and Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel got through it just fine. He definitely won't win the La Russa (baseball's version of the Heisman, I'm pretty sure) any time soon, is all I'm saying.
RT @brentzwerneman: Nolan Ryan and Johnny Manziel in dugout prior to Manziel's first pitch: twitter.com/BrentZwerneman…
— SBN College Football (@SBNationCFB) April 7, 2013
RT @jeffwilson_fwst: Johnny Manziel, dressed somewhat like a clown, would have hit a right-handed hitter in the head with his first pitch.
— SBN College Football (@SBNationCFB) April 7, 2013
Johnny Football on Johnny Baseball:
Manziel said he talked to Texas A&M baseball coaches last summer about joining the team [...]
Before Manziel became a football star at Texas A&M, he was a middle infielder in high school who looked up to former Rangers catcher Ivan Rodriguez and Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter [...]
"I didn't bounce it. That was the key.'' Manziel said while smiling. "I was a little wild. He made a nice catch there.''