After spending 11 years with eight teams, former Major League Baseball outfielder Todd Hollandsworth is remembering the childhood that helped shape his lengthy playing career.
In this edition of "Home Field Memories", presented by Coldwell Banker, the 1996 National League Rookie of the Year and World Series champion recalls what it was like to grow up playing baseball on the East Coast.
"Baseball was basically what ushered you into summer," he said. "It was a big part of growing up in the inner city and it was all I had. It was everything to me."
Check out what else Hollandsworth had to say in the video above, and go to our Coldwell Banker page to share your "Home Field Memories".