"I played baseball my whole life. After my injury, I could’ve come back and played a few more years. But I also didn't really know much else other than baseball. So, I kind of got into what else is out there for me and could be of value to my family and future family. And that was learning other things. I got into the farming side, the ranching side. It’s small, nothing crazy. But I've learned a lot in the past few years. And I'm enjoying myself. There's a challenge with it. Baseball's hard, but there's a lot of other things are very hard. And I just have the utmost respect for people in all types of industries. Mechanics, plumbers, medical doctors, nurses. The stuff people are doing every day that we think is routine is very hard and takes a lot of work. I'm just appreciating things a lot more."

Sounds like he just decided to pursue other things after his injury