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Former MLB slugger Josh Hamilton played 9 years in a large leagues, winning one MVP endowment and removing comparison to 5 All-Star games while also battling drug and ethanol addiction.
Hamilton final played a vital joining diversion in 2015 and late dual years after after a Texas Rangers expelled him following a right knee injury.
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Hamilton seemed Tuesday on 105.3 The Fan in Texas ahead of his Aug. 17 enshrinement into a Rangers’ Hall of Fame and suggested a impulse he knew his career in ball was over, according to a Dallas Morning-News.
He told a hire he was during his plantation slicing firewood when he had a review with God.
“I m out there slicing firewood in a wintertime, got an aged ax usually slicing wood. And I take a clout and bust a record up, and immediately as shortly as we cut by it, God was like, ‘You know we can be done?’” Hamilton said, adding that God told him he was fearful of being finished with baseball.
Josh Hamilton late from ball in 2017.
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Hamilton pronounced he asked God what he was fearful of.
“I mean, I’m carrying this review articulate out shrill and He says, ‘Well, ball is a usually thing you’ve ever famous given we were 3.’ Well, we haven’t played in dual years. … And he said, ‘Yes, though mentally, emotionally, physically, you’ve been scheming to get behind to play. we got something some-more for we after baseball.’”
Hamilton added: “And I’m like, OK. So, we called my representative and pronounced we know what, I’m done… He said, ‘OK, we wish to do a large press discussion or anything?’ we said, ‘Nah.’”
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The 38-year-old was drafted by a Tampa Bay Rays in 1999 though never saw a margin with them. He afterwards played for a Cincinnati Reds and a Los Angeles Angels along with a Rangers.
He strike 200 career home runs, batted .290 and available a .865 OPS. He won a American League MVP endowment in 2010, clobbering 32 home runs, attack .359 and recording a 1.044 OPS.
