We travel Back When There Was Baseball this week to the early to mid-1980s with our guest Mike Stenhouse.  Mike was one of the best hitters in Ivy League history coming out of Harvard before signing with the Montreal Expos in 1980.  Mike was able to hit everywhere he played, but he struggled when he got to the Majors.  We speak with Mike about having to break into the lineup playing behind Andre Dawson, Warren Cromartie, Tim Raines, Terry Francona and Al Oliver to name a few.  He talks about not getting a chance to play on a regular basis, which he needed to become consistent as a hitter.  Mike shares some great stories and also elaborates on the game being a "business" as we go Back When There Was Baseball.