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EDITOR'S NOTE: Ryan Zimmerman is a two-time All-Star infielder who has played 15 years in the majors, all with the Washington Nationals. He holds most of the team's career hitting records, and his two homers and seven RBIs last postseason helped the Nationals win their first World Series championship. Zimmerman has been offering his thoughts - as told to AP Sports Writer Howard Fendrich - in a diary of sorts while waiting for baseball to return. In the 10th installment, the 35-year-old Zimmerman discusses what's on his mind now that there is a plan in place for a 2020 season.

baseball Nationals Star Zimmerman Says He's Still Deciding Whether to Play Amid Coronavirus "Does a player feel comfortable going to the field every day and — in my case, more importantly — feel comfortable coming home every day and feel like they're not putting anyone else in danger?" By Ryan Zimmerman and Howard Fendrich • Published June 27, 2020• Updated on June 27, 2020 at 2:23 pm Editor's Note: Ryan Zimmerman is a two-time All-Star infielder who has played 15 years in the majors, all with the Washington Nationals. He has been offering his thoughts — as told to AP Sports Writer Howard Fendrich — in a diary of sorts while waiting for baseball to return. Here were his recent thoughts on plans for the 2020 season as th

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- In this edition of "Hey Larry, Call My Play!" Anastasia's skills are as pretty as her name! The six-year-old from South San Francisco loves ballet. She looks like she's ready to go on stage for 'The Nutcracker' in that gorgeous, pink ensemble. Her dress sparkles, but her talent shines even brighter. RELATED: Hey Larry, Call My Play! Meet baby Hunter, the lean, mean, scoring machine! She adores her tutu so much, she even wears one when she goes skiing. That's dedication right there! All hail Anastasia, princess of the slopes! See you next time on "Hey Larry, Call My Play!" And remember, you can submit your videos to be featured by using #abc7CallMyPlay on social media, or by filling out the form below. Aloha is goodbye! Take a look at all of the "Hey Larry, Call My Play!" videos here Copyright © 2020 KGO-TV. All Rights Reserved. Lost Sky - Fearless pt. II (feat. Chris Linton) [Music Video Edit]

Series to Debut with Brand-New Original Holiday Special this December Share it: @NickJr #BabySharksBigShow Click HERE for art. Nickelodeon is expanding the fin-tastic underwater world of Baby Shark with the greenlight of a brand-new animated preschool series, Baby Shark's Big Show! (working title), based on the world-famous pop culture phenomenon. Co-produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio and SmartStudy, the global entertainment company behind the beloved children's brand Pinkfong, the 2D-animated series (26 half-hour episodes) will follow Baby Shark and his best friend William as they journey on fun-filled comedic adventures in their community of Carnivore Cove, meet new friends and sing original catchy tunes along the way. "Having the opportunity to dive deeper into this incredible world and create all-new storylines has been extremely exciting, and our head of preschool Eryk Casemiro and his team can't wait to help grow the Baby Shark universe and fanbase with an

Dr. Mario World, the mobile spin-off of Nintendo's puzzle series, has debuted a new character, and it's a curious one. From June 26 at 3 AM PT, Dr Baby Wario will arrive in the game, and will be available to use as a character. The little guy, pictured in the tweet below, might or might not be cute depending on whether or not you can deal with his two enormous walls of teeth. Baby Wario previously appeared in Yoshi's Island DS, and in the 14 years since he has seemingly earned a medical degree. While his incarnation in that game wore just a diaper, this time he's fully dressed with a doctor's coat and tie. They grow up so fast. Dr. Mario World has been the least profitable of Nintendo's mobile games, and it's unlikely that Dr. Baby Wario can turn the results around. With Nintendo potentially looking to move away from mobile development, hopefully the good (baby) doctor will be able to find other work eventually. If

A five-minute role-play done with men before the birth of their first child predicted the quality of their parenting after the baby arrived, a new study showed. Researchers videotaped 182 expectant fathers during the third trimester of their partners' pregnancy, observing how the men interacted with a doll that they were told represented the baby they were about to have. Ratings given to the fathers on their levels of "intuitive parenting" while playing with the doll predicted how well they were rated on parenting quality nine months after their baby was born. "We were able to detect the capacity for positive parenting in these men before they even became fathers," said lead study author Lauren Altenburger, who began the work as a doctoral student at The Ohio State University. Altenburger is now an assistant professor of human development and family studies at Pennsylvania State University-Shenango, where the study was completed. The intuitive parentin