Usually Little League managers have difficulty explaining the terms 'sacrifice bunt' and 'taking one for the team' to the lads, but I don't think that will be a problem on this team:
I know that I've said before that this is the essence of comedy, but I felt a lump in my throat after I first watched this. But it could have been because I was choking with laughter. -KD
(Two free drinks for Simon On Sports.)
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On the next OH, MY BALLS!
#1. I can't tell if they're chanting "Lets go Petey", but if they are, then that's awesome.
#2. This is why you wear a cup.
#3. Take your base, son.
It was no dogeball clip, but that was groin-grabbingly delicious.
"Did he have his cup on?"
The most important question ever asked.
Good play by the pitcher. Guy squares around, you throw at him. Lesson learned.
I like the momentary epilogue where the kid is standing proudly on 1st base. Life does indeed go on.
At first I was shocked when I compared the size of the catcher and 3rd baseman to the kid batting…but then I looked at their skin color and it makes sense now.
The ole beanball right to the rally monkey. Never gets old.
Good of the third baseman to play the ball off his cup like it was a bunt.
@Tim
Those Tom Emanski videos aren't totally worthless, y'know.
he definately offered, ump blew the call…
Awe, and the other children got to learn the important lesson of laughing at your friend when he's in pain.