I would always cheer, "God loves ya, Joe Torre!" when I went to Yankees game and he was still their manager. I have always thought Joe Torre to be nothing but a gentleman. I have an even greater amount of respect for him after reading this:
But he's still also little Joey in so many ways, a witness to domestic abuse in his own home, and the shame and embarrassment that come from believing only his family had such ugly problems.
Ali & Joe are a team now, combining their efforts to end the cycle of abuse and doing so with Safe at Home, a foundation designed to focus on the education of children.
Maybe surprisingly short on self-esteem, honesty comes easily to Torre, telling his story so maybe someone else's life might take a turn.
"We can make a difference," he says.
God loves ya, indeed, Joe Torre!
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Go Raiders!
I had read about this several years ago when he was still with NY. It's amazing that he didn't end up in prison or worse after living through that. He has been blessed.
No doubt God loves Joe Torre, but ...
Mike Scioscia is the only manager to have a winning record against Joe Torre during Torre’s tenure with the Yankees. He was the only man to ever beat Torre twice in the postseason, 2002 and 2005.
It seems that Mike's Angels have a defender in battle.
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