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“it’s just Baseball, Right?” Jeremy peña Discusses In-Game Interviews and the Pressure Cooker of the Major Leagues
Welcome back, sports fans! Today, we have a very special guest, Houston Astros shortstop Jeremy Peña. Jeremy, thanks for joining us.
jeremy: Thanks for having me.
Moderator: Let’s jump right in.Recently,you made headlines during an in-game interview when a fly ball took a tricky hop,leading to a misplay [[1]]. What was going through your mind during that moment, especially with the cameras rolling?
Jeremy: Honestly, it was just one of those plays that was going a million miles an hour.
The ball took a weird hop, and before I knew it, it was past me. I don’t think being on camera had anything to do with it. At that moment, it’s just about trying to make the play and move on.
Moderator: Now, some people might say being interviewed during a live game can be a distraction. Do you find it difficult to concentrate with the added pressure?
Jeremy: You know, I actually like it. It’s a chance to connect with the fans, share a bit of what’s going on in the moment. It’s not always easy, but it’s part of the game now, and I try to embrace it.
Moderator: I admire the resilience,especially playing for a team like the Astros,where the pressure to perform is always high. Does the magnitude of the situation ever feel overwhelming?
Jeremy: Every game is important, and we know fans have high expectations. But I try to focus on the process, on each individual play, rather than get caught up in the bigger picture. We have a great team here, a family atmosphere, and that helps us stay grounded.
Moderator: Speaking of fans,do you think these in-game interviews give fans a better understanding of what players go through?
Jeremy: I think they give a glimpse into the reality of the game. it’s not always perfect plays and highlight reels. There are challenges, mistakes, and moments of doubt, just like in anyone’s job.
Moderator: looking ahead, what are your goals for the rest of the season?
Jeremy: Our goal is always to compete for a championship. This team has the talent and the drive to do something special. We just need to stay healthy and focused.
(Moderator): jeremy, thank you for your honest and insightful answers. Keep up the great work,and we look forward to watching you throughout the rest of the season.
Now,let’s open it up to the audience. What are your thoughts on players being interviewed during games? Do you think it adds to the fan experiance? Do you think it can be distracting for the athletes? Sound off in the comments below!
