The "Wall Street" actor said his new sitcom "Anger Management" will be his last TV project as he wants to spend a little time seeking out the next big baseball talent, reported Contactmusic.
"I have other dreams I want to fulfil. I want to write more poetry. I want to paint and raise my kids... I always dreamed of becoming a baseball scout.
"I would like to pursue that, travel through the heartland of America, looking for raw talent. I am tired of waking up every morning having to worry about TV ratings," he said.
