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Beware of an Old Man in a Profession Where People Usually Die Young

Beware of an Old Man in a Profession Where People Usually Die Young

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All right, I'm gonna do this.

Okay.

Number one in all-time scoring- Let's take it back RP3.

No one's more competitive than me.

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I wanna dodge this guy.

Yeah.

There's nothing more fun than being competitive with yourself.

Let's go.

Oh.

And when you doubt yourself a little bit, you wanna prove yourself wrong.

So when people say you're starting to get old, I know inside how I feel and what I'm doing and the work that I'm putting in, and I know that I, I can play at the, the level that I was when I was 26.

One of the greatest shooters pro lacrosse has seen.

I've been playing this game since I was four or five years old.

It, it, it runs in my family.

There's just so many little aspects of the game that, that I love, and I love the competition.

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Compete.

Oh, boom.

Those things together just, I can't let it go.

I, I, I've, I've searched, you know, for some other avenues.

I just, like, I just haven't found what I feel when I put on the helmet and, and step out on the field for game day in front of a big crowd with, with my teammates.

Ooh, that's tough.

Look, look.

Open net.

Shoot it.

Yeah.

He's got it.

Yeah.

Come on.

Yeah.

Of course, there's just that desire to win a PLL championship.

Knowing that my time left is limited and knowing that I've achieved a lot in this sport.

The Lizards are MLL champions.

History for RP3.

The PLL championship is one thing that's missing.

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That's kind of, at this point in my career, what's on my mind the most.

Obviously, the PLL championship has, has evaded myself personally and, and the teams that I've been on, with some heartbreak losses in there.

And to continue to be able to strive for that, to be the last team standing, to hold that trophy.

Yeah, now we're playing for this, okay?

All right, do whatever it takes.

Obviously with, with the family ties involved, with, with my dad being the head coach just adds a little bit motivation, to the whole thing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You can expect the, the same passion that you've, you've seen from me that I've been playing with forever.

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Oh my God.

Let's go, boys.

Touch grass.

What should people expect from you on Saturday when you, when you hit the, the PLL playoffs?

Vintage RP3.

Pannell.

Question mark.

There's the answer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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