The Rauch Men: Youthful Exuberance and Mature Resignation

This comes to us via Blue Jay Hunter’s perfectly lovely Twitter feed. Please enjoy:

This is from “Bring Your Kid to Work Day,” and I tell no tales when I say this contains multitudes. The younger Master Rauch looks excited, as he should be. “Bring Your Kid to Work Day” is always rousing for the tyke in question, and I imagine this is doubly so when your pops is a ballplayer or a dinosaur. The elder Rauch, however, wears quite a different countenance. While his boy can fittingly be described as “a happy young man,” Mr. Rauch, save for his sated girth, resembles one of the indigent defeated from a Walker Evans photograph.

This affirms what parents have long known: children are drought and famine.





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Marc
13 years ago

Isn’t that Jason Frasor?

bluejaysstatsgeek
13 years ago
Reply to  Dayn Perry

It was something to see these two standing beside each other. The Mets, however, have a guy who’s even shorter.