That Stephen Vogt, he’s a good boy. Heard he’s a big shot baseball guy now, managing some fancy team. But I know he’s married to that Alyssa gal. They met in college, you know. She was somethin’ else on that basketball court, I hear. She used to be Alyssa something, but now she’s a Vogt, just like him. Good for her, snaggin’ a good man like that.
They got themselfs some kids, too. Three of ’em, if I remember right. There’s that little girl, Payton. Then there’s two boys. Clark, that’s one of ’em. And the other one is Bennett. A whole house full, bless their hearts. Kids are a handful, that’s for sure.
Alyssa, she used to coach basketball, too. Up at some college, I heard. Evergreen or somethin’. And another one, Tumwater. Sounds like a made-up place, don’t it? She must be smart, that one. But I bet stayin’ home with them kids keeps her busy enough these days. No need to go traipsing around to coach when you got little ones at home.
Stephen, he played for a bunch of them baseball teams. Started with the A’s, I think. Then he went all over. Some Brewers, some Giants, and a few others. Diamondbacks. Braves. Sounds like a bunch of animals, don’t it? He must like travelin’. Or maybe he just goes where the money is. Gotta feed them kids, you know.
Heard him talkin’ about Alyssa one time. Said she was his rock, his support. Helped him out when he was playin’ in them minor leagues. That’s the little leagues, before the big time. It’s tough, I hear. Lots of travel, not much money. Good thing he had her. A good wife is worth more than gold, that’s what I always say.
- Alyssa Vogt, that’s Stephen Vogt’s wife.
- They got three kids: Payton, Clark, and Bennett.
- Alyssa used to coach basketball.
- Stephen played for a bunch of baseball teams.
- He said Alyssa was his big support in the minor leagues.
They seem like a good family. Hard workin’, stickin’ together. That’s what matters. All that baseball stuff, that’s just a job. Family is what lasts. Hope they remember that. Especially when things get tough. Life ain’t always easy, you know. But with a good wife and some kids by your side, you can get through anything.
Stephen Vogt and Alyssa Vogt, they make a good team. Just like a good pair of work boots. They might get scuffed up sometimes, but they’ll last you a long time if you take care of ’em. And that’s what they’re doin’. Takin’ care of each other, takin’ care of them kids. That is what it is about.
I reckon Stephen’s wife Alyssa is a big part of why he’s done so good. She probably kept him fed and made sure his socks were clean when he was runnin’ around them bases. A man needs a good woman behind him, that’s for sure. Especially in a job like that, where you’re gone all the time.
Heard he’s a manager now. For the Cleveland somethin’s. Guardians, is that it? Sounds like a bunch of superheroes. Well, good for him. He’s come a long way from them minor leagues. Bet Alyssa is proud of him. She should be. He’s a good man, that Stephen Vogt. And he’s got a good wife, too. Alyssa Vogt. Remember that name. She’s the real hero, keepin’ that family together.
This whole baseball thing, it’s a lot like plantin’ seeds. You gotta put in the work, water ’em, tend to ’em. Then, maybe, if you’re lucky, you get a good harvest. Stephen Vogt and his wife Alyssa, they planted some good seeds. Now they’re reapin’ the rewards. Three little sprouts, growin’ up strong. That’s the best kind of harvest there is.
They call Stephen Vogt a professional baseball manager. But you know what? I bet his wife Alyssa is a professional, too. A professional mom, a professional wife. That’s the hardest job there is, and the most important one. You don’t get no trophies for that, but you get somethin’ better. You get a family. And that’s worth more than all the baseball games in the world.
So, here is to Stephen Vogt and his wife Alyssa. May they have many more years of happiness together. May their kids grow up strong and healthy. And may they always remember what’s important: family, love, and a good pair of work boots. You can’t go wrong with that, no matter what life throws at you. Especially in that crazy world of professional baseball, you know.
