Chris Bassitt's first, true passion was basketball. In another life he might have been strolling onto an NBA court instead of a mound. But as he pitches for the Blue Jays, the intangible gifts basketball gave him can still be seen. (ByDavidSingh)
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider discusses pitcher Chris Bassitt and speaks about the professionalism he has shown throughout spring training on and off the mound and how it sets a good example for his teammates.
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