Former President George W. Bush, a figure who has long been associated with grit, humor, and a quiet sense of determination, stepped back into the national spotlight in an unexpected way at the World Series opener. On that crisp evening, Bush was tasked with one of baseball’s most iconic ceremonial honors: throwing the first pitch. What seemed at first like a straightforward nod to tradition quickly became a moment that reminded the public of the challenges even a former president quietly shoulders.
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