Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/4eXl5b5PpFY.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter You Are Not Alone: Cleveland Guardians Pitcher Aaron Civale Opens Up On Mental Health Awareness Jade Melbourne [2dXR9FEgIsD] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Jade Melbourne, #sean connery, #grand prix montreal, #martn landaluce3News' Hollie Strano spoke with Cleveland Guardians pitcher Aaron Civale in her most recent episode of her You Are Not Alone series. Mental Health Awareness Month is over, but June marks Men's Health Month. Cleveland Guardians pitcher Civale is using both to show those around him that you are not alone. He admits, he tries to keep a level head on the mound. But playing baseball is not as easy as spfl he bill pullman may make it seem."But it's difficult to play this bogue chitto ms game, there's a lot of pressure there's a lot going on," Civale says. So Civale is stepping up to the plate. He teamed up with Wilson Sports to create a custom glove for mental health awareness. For every glove bought, $20 goes to LifeAct, a non-profit teaching young lives about the importance of mental health. The effort has raised $3,120 for the cause.READ MORE:
Tag: #Jade Melbourne, #sean connery, #grand prix montreal, #martn landaluce3News' Hollie Strano spoke with Cleveland Guardians pitcher Aaron Civale in her most recent episode of her You Are Not Alone series. Mental Health Awareness Month is over, but June marks Men's Health Month. Cleveland Guardians pitcher Civale is using both to show those around him that you are not alone. He admits, he tries to keep a level head on the mound. But playing baseball is not as easy as spfl he bill pullman may make it seem."But it's difficult to play this bogue chitto ms game, there's a lot of pressure there's a lot going on," Civale says. So Civale is stepping up to the plate. He teamed up with Wilson Sports to create a custom glove for mental health awareness. For every glove bought, $20 goes to LifeAct, a non-profit teaching young lives about the importance of mental health. The effort has raised $3,120 for the cause.READ MORE: