In chapter sixteen, it talks about how Josh continued to make his way back to baseball after his reinstatement. He was informed that he had been picked up by the Chicago Cubs, and then was traded to the Cincinnati Reds. The Devil Rays did not commit very much, so it made it very easy for the Cubs to get Josh. The Cubs knew that the Reds wanted him so they traded him. The Reds were confident that Josh would be able to do some good things for them. Josh believed that this was all from God.
Katie was also very happy for Josh in this situation and was excited to finally get to see him play. Katie always told Josh that someday he would go back to playing baseball, and she was right. He started to get help from a man named Johnny Narron who knew Josh's family and watched him play baseball as a kid. Johnny helped Josh by managing his money for him. Johnny was hired as a video coordinator so that he could be closer to Josh. Josh also made another very important decision when he and Julia, his stepdaughter, were baptised. It was something that impacted Josh's life even more and increased his relationship with God. Also, his baseball career was finally coming back together.
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