Always remember: that which does not kill you makes you stronger. Until it does eventually kill you.
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Hamm was in the exact place where we most readily identify him -– on the set of “Mad Men,” in character as Don Draper. And so it was a tense and frenetic day of shooting for Hamm, who still recounted the experience with wild-eyed wonder when asked about it before Sunday’s Taco Bell All-Star Legends & Celebrity Softball Game. “I was watching live in my trailer when we tied it [in the ninth],” Hamm said. “I didn’t see [Josh] Hamilton’s home run in the 10th. Somebody said, ‘You’re not going to believe this, but Hamilton hit a two-run shot.’ So as I’m running back to the trailer to watch, I’m updating my phone, saying, ‘We’ve got a man on … we’ve got two men on. This could happen, this could happen.’ And then I watched it happen live, and I just lost my mind. I literally lost my mind.” What happened, of course, was David Freese’s historic home run, capping a World Series run for the ages. And more than eight months later, Hamm, a St. Louis native and genuine Cardinals fan (there’s no Hollywood fluff here), is still in awe of it.