It took one trip to Capitol Hill to convince Brewers catcher Jonathan Lucroy that getting into politics probably isn't an ideal post-baseball career.
Lucroy attended President Barack Obama's State of the Union address on Tuesday as a guest of Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson. Apparently, the politicians there made their jobs seem pretty tough — like, playing-a-certain-division-rival tough.
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"No way I'm dealing with that," Lucroy told MLB.com when asked Wednesday about becoming a politician. "That's too much for me. I thought it was tough playing the Cardinals."
Lucroy was invited in recognition for his charitable efforts in Wisconsin.