B.J. Surhoff continues to go to bat for autism awareness, with a little help from friends

Posted Jan 8, 2016
Orioles Hall of Famer B.J. Surhoff might have retired from baseball after the 2005 season, but he's not really retired. He just changed hats and now serves as president of the board of Pathfinders for Autism, which provides support for people who live with autism and their families. (Baltimore Sun)

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