CC one of the few Old-Timers who would like to play in a three-inning game
Briefly

CC Sabathia expressed his disappointment over the absence of the Old-Timers' Game, saying, "I'm still [upset] we're not playing, yeah. My cutter is ready. It's ready for these guys." This highlights Sabathia's competitive spirit and desire to relive the excitement of the game even at 44 years old.
Derek Jeter, reflecting on the idea of a return of the Old-Timers' Game, stated, "They're not gonna see me hit again. I'd be afraid I would hurt myself." This speaks to the realities of aging athletes who are cautious about their physical limitations.
Jorge Posada humorously noted the toll of age, stating, "I'm 54, I get out of bed, I'm like, what happened? What did I do wrong?" This showcases the common struggles for retired athletes dealing with the physical effects of aging.
CC Sabathia, although acknowledging his limitations, still demonstrated a deep love for the game, saying, "My shoulder's done. I have that completely reconstructed shoulder. It's just good for catch and golf." This illustrates the balance between love for the sport and the reality of bodily constraints.
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