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Anthony
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As some of you know, I am (and continue to be) a big fan of his. I have seen how he can play. This anxiety has obviously become a huge issue for him--personally and professionally. I hope he can come back from this and enjoy the game and play the way I've seen him play before. I know mental problems are often seen as a sign of weakness, which is why they often go untreated (in the sports world, in the military, etc.), but I'm glad to see Greene is open to getting treatment. I hope Greene is able to take the treatment to heart and really let it work for him. I've seen a few people compare his anxiety issues to Grienke's. If Grienke can get treatment and come back the way he has, why not Greene?
http://mlb.fanhouse.com/2009/05/29/khal ... s-anxiety/
Thanks,
Anthony
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EDIT:
Update: Khalil comes back, makes his first start. Hits a 2B and a HR and... fouls the ball off his foot and has to be pulled out of the game with a contusion. Man, I hope it's nothing major.
http://mlb.fanhouse.com/2009/05/29/khal ... s-anxiety/
Thanks,
Anthony
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EDIT:
Update: Khalil comes back, makes his first start. Hits a 2B and a HR and... fouls the ball off his foot and has to be pulled out of the game with a contusion. Man, I hope it's nothing major.