This is (of course) the certificate Isaac's coaches gave him, and I love it for multiple reasons. For one, what it says about him as a player shows how much he's grown as an athlete over the past several seasons. He wasn't a strong hitter until this year, but he worked really (really) hard during the off-season at mastering his technique and wound up finishing the regular season with a huge .531 average. So he earned that Mr. Clutch title.
I also love what it says about him as a person. It's true that he was always in the dugout leading cheers --regardless of whether they were winning or losing (and trust me, it was hard for us parents to stay upbeat during some of those heartbreakers!)-- and it's also true that he did wind up taking something of a leadership role.
He's a good person, that boy of mine, and I'm thankful that his coaches saw in him what I see every day. Now onto the playoffs. :)
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