. >> reporter: bradley burdette has had no shortages of stops in his baseball career at 29 years old.ayed at eastern florida state then transferred to a four-year university and went to webber international. i got signed by the southern illinois miners. played for them, then their team was released. took a little time off and got resigned in the frontier league in new jersey. >> reporter: the jacksonville, florida native is now thousands of miles from home still doing what he loves. >> people are like are you ever gonna give up and stop? i'm going to keep playing baseball until i can't throw the ball anymore. because you only got so many in the tank. >> reporter: when not only diamond, he keeps a steady job running a concrete business with one of his friends. >> it's a tough job, but pays the bills. >> reporter: winning is an addiction for burdett who wouldn't give up the game for anything. >> i'm in control up there. i'm the quarterback of the baseball team when i'm up there. that's cool, but it's also a really big responsibility. i go out there winning. that's it. >> here it comes f

. >> reporter: bradley burdette is the ultimate journeyman.-old has had no shortages of stops in his baseball career. >> if college i played at south florida state college and then i played at eastern florida state. and then i would transfer to a four-year university. i got signed up in illinois. i played for them for a little bit and their team got released from them. took a little time off and got resigned in frontier league for the county minors in new jersey. >> reporter: the jacksonville, florida native finds himself thousands of miles at home, still doing what he loves. >> are you ever going to give up or stop? i'm still going to keep playing baseball regardless of not being able to play baseball anymore. >> reporter: when he isn't on the diamond, he will keep a steady job. running the concrete business with one of his friends. >> it's a tough job, but it pays the bills. >> winning is an addiction for burdette. >> i'm in control up there. i'm the quarterback of the baseball team when i lived there, so i feel like that's cool. but it is a