With the Boys of Summer ready to take the field next week, now would be a good time to air this polished program.
This is a tale of a performer's rise to "overnight success" status. I say that with sarcasm for this is a diary of a talented baseballer and his uphill struggle to reach the Major Leagues.
The diary captures the emotions of Adam Hyzdu as he chases a dream while balancing the demands of being a husband, father and first time homeowner. It's a story of frustration, faith, success, love, competition and the cruel realities of for-profit sport.
It's cleanly edited, has excellent production values and will prove to be an insightful listen for the baseball lovers out there.
Review of The Hyzdu Diaries
Bill Anderson
Posted on March 28, 2007 at 11:03 AM
With the Boys of Summer ready to take the field next week, now would be a good time to air this polished program.
This is a tale of a performer's rise to "overnight success" status. I say that with sarcasm for this is a diary of a talented baseballer and his uphill struggle to reach the Major Leagues.
The diary captures the emotions of Adam Hyzdu as he chases a dream while balancing the demands of being a husband, father and first time homeowner. It's a story of frustration, faith, success, love, competition and the cruel realities of for-profit sport.
It's cleanly edited, has excellent production values and will prove to be an insightful listen for the baseball lovers out there.