Baseball Digest: What is your favorite food?
J.A. Happ: Salmon or Steak
BD: What is your favorite movie?
Happ: Wedding Crashers or Old School
BD: What is your favorite T.V. show?
Happ: The Office
BD: What is your favorite activity outside of baseball?
Happ: Hanging out with friends
BD: If you could be one superhero, who would you be?
Happ: Superman
BD: If you were not playing baseball right now, what would you be doing?
Happ: I don’t know if it’s realistic, but I’d like to be a musician
BD: What are you most proud of in your career?
Happ: Coming through adversity this year trying to make the team and then getting the opportunity and trying to take advantage of it
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