They say that once a sport gets into your blood, it never really leaves you. No matter how many years go by or where life takes you, that connection remains.Our guest today knows that feeling better than most.James Langhans grew up in Cheshire, Connecticut, where he traded baseball for jai alai. He went on to play during both the sport's golden years and some of its most challenging times. Years later, he experienced the game from a completely different perspective—as a father watching his own sons step onto the same court and wear the same cesta.Today, we're talking with James not only about the player he once was, but also about the father who has witnessed the evolution of jai alai from both inside and outside the fronton.

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