Cincinnati Reds Are a Class Team
The Reds pitched in this week to take care of a 6-year-old boy whose grandfather collapsed from an ultimately fatal heart attack during a game. The boy was cared for by players in the bullpen and the clubhouse until his parents got there. It's lovely that the little guy's sad experience wasn't compounded with a lonely wait in the security office or elsewhere. Instead, he'll remember that when it really mattered, an entire baseball team was there for him.
In a week when our trust in some baseball heroes slipped a notch lower (think Rafael Palmeiro), it's great to know that even in the midst of a game these players recognized what was really important and acted accordingly.
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As you stated, with all the trouble professional baseball has been facing, it is nice to read about things that truly matter- taking care of this little boy.
Thanks for the heads up, I'm in the Cincinnati area but I stopped being a fan after the first strike...
Laura:
For another baseball story, take a look at my blog, http://www.ugleenakedguy.blogspot.com, to see my take on the announcer who is in trouble for calling Giants players, "Caribbean".
Glad you enjoyed this nice story, Cathy. Please stop by again soon!
I'll head over to Ugly Naked Guy right now! (How did you come up with that handle, anyway?! Grin!)
Laura:
I am sorry. I am on a roll and now you have to see my second post on the same article. Thanks.
You've written some great stuff about this! The "Cream of Wheat" brouhaha is too, too funny!!
Thanks for checking out what I wrote. When one of the kids asked who I was writing that for yesterday, she said, "himself". Hey, did you see that blogger now makes it easy to add pictures to your posts? It was really easy.
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