'This is a job,' The $38million-a-year infielder told reporters at the team's spring training facility in Tempe, . 'I do this to make a living. My faith, my family come first before this job.'I'm married,' he said earlier in the interview. 'I have four kids. My priorities have changed since I was in my early 20s. So definitely my perspective on baseball has been more skewed.'
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