There have been some infamous contests in sports history where an athlete crossed over into another sport. In 1994, NBA legend Michael Jordan played professional baseball with the AA Birmingham Barons. Jordan hit 3 home runs and stole 30 bases, but he couldn’t hit a curve ball. And with a meager .202 average the NBA’s greatest player couldn’t make it on a major league baseball roster. Jordan returned to basketball and went on to win 3 more championships and was named league MVP in 1996 and 1998.  Though fictitious, a crossover that grabbed my attention as a child occurred in the 1982 film Rocky III when Rocky took on a wrestler named Thunderlips (played by Hulk Hogan. Rocky was tossed, slammed, and eventually thrown out of the ring as Thunderlips went into a fit of rage, determined to embarrass the boxing champ.  Every man has his battles. And there will be times in which he finds himself fighting on multiple fronts. And in some situations, much like a crossover athlete, the b...