It's All About Angles

I was a little pudgy at this age and couldn't run as fast as some of the other boys, so I learned to anticipate the ball as a way to beat them.  It was just pure logic to me: if you could figure out where the ball was going to be, you wouldn't always have to sprint to get there.  It was weird I can remember envisioning the field as a grid, and seeing how different players should simultaneously slide in and out of different squares.

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