The Off-the-Field Skills of Dodgers and Diamondbacks Stars

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We head to Dodgers Stadium where "Ellen Show" stars Sophie Grace & Rosie are throwing out the first pitch at the L.A.-Arizona game, and we chat with players from both sides to find out their hidden talents! Athletes like Paul Goldschmidt, Mark Ellis, Matt Guerrier, and more dish on secret abilities such as playing the violin, target-shooting, juggling, cooking, and even riding a unicycle! Hosted by Lesley Robins.
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Anything you cook? No. No. Do you mow the lawn? No. Are you a good shopper? We don't live in Hawaii, I can shop.
What's up guys? Leslie Robbins here for Young Hollywood. We are at Dodger Stadium once again watching Sophia Grace and Rosie from the Ellen Show throw the first pitch, which begged me to ask these very manly professional baseball players, what's your secret talent? Tell me something that you do behind closed doors that people don't know about.
Oh man, nothing. That's why I play baseball cause I'm not good at anything else.
I have no idea. Uh, not singing for sure. I'd love to do it, but I'm not good at it.
I don't know if I have one.
I play the violin.
I have no hidden talent whatsoever.
There's uh, we can still be here all day. I have absolutely nothing and thank goodness I can play baseball.
Okay, if there is something you do in private that you wouldn't want anyone else to know that would be a talent?
Uh, then I wouldn't tell you. I'm just kidding. Actually, I feel like I'm a pretty good shot with guns. So, just like target shooting. I've got a foundation that supports military troops and their family and so I get to hang out with those guys a lot and they always take us to the range and let us shoot a little bit.
I like to draw. As a kid I always did pencil drawings and uh, continue to do it until now. I enjoy doing that. Playing a little guitar too, but that's not going so well.
I can ride the unicycle. It's not really a talent though. It's just something you learn.
That's a talent. I can't do that.
I'm sure you could if you practice.
Nothing.
Do you cook? No. No. Do you mow the lawn? No. Are you a good shopper? We don't live in Hawaii, I can shop.
Absolutely I can shop. For me.
So you're a shopper.
Self-a shopper, yes.
So now we're on to something. What do you like to shop for?
Uh, clothes, watches, cars that I don't buy.
So tell me, do you have any hidden talents in the kitchen?
In the kitchen, I can cook a little bit. Yeah, I like to cook. I can barbeque.
What's your dish? What are you talented at in making in the kitchen?
I make a good steak. You know, I I I do a little bit with fish. I can I can make a good sea bass and steak are probably my two best. I uh, cook every once in a while for my wife, but uh, half the time it doesn't turn out so good. So, uh, I try it's just uh, hopefully I'll get better.
Probably hamburgers. It's my favorite food, so that's my specialty.
Is there a special ingredient in that hamburger that makes it so special?
Uh, my uh recipe calls for some cilantro, barbecue sauce, maybe some onions, maybe some other secret ingredients as well.
Hidden talents. That's a good question. I can juggle. I'm pretty adept at crosswords. So that could be one. It's my way of continuing my education without actually taking classes. So I figure I'm at least learning words and
Well, I'm glad to see that you're doing other things besides just playing with balls.
Yeah, exactly. You don't want to be known just for that.
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PEOPLE MENTIONED
- Lesley Robins
Host of the video
- Sophie Grace
Throwing out the first pitch
- Rosie
Throwing out the first pitch
- Paul Goldschmidt
Baseball player interviewed for his hidden talent
- Mark Ellis
Baseball player interviewed for his hidden talent
- Matt Guerrier
Baseball player interviewed for his hidden talent




