Baseball players, if they’re fortunate enough to play 20 years in the Big Leagues, are first-ballot Hall of Famers if they can put the ball in play and reach base safely 3 times out of 10. They’re considered among the greatest of all time if they get close to averaging three-and-a-half times out of 10. Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees put up all-world numbers in a season for the ages this past year. Shohei Ohtani, after commiting treason against the Los Angeles Angels to join the Dodgers in the National League, became the first member of the 50-50 club – hitting over 50 home runs and stealing 50 bases. Yet they both were essentially non-factors in the World Series. Throwing a spoke happens to the best of them sometimes.
Donald Trump has announced nominations for 12 key positions thus far in his forthcoming administration – Chief of Staff (Susie Wiles), Ambassador to…
