True sportsmanship. The parents did a good job raising this kid.
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There’s still hope in this world we just have to look past all the garbage to see it but it’s there.
I once got hit in the head (temple) by a softball (which is a misnomer) hit from the opposing team while both teams were warming up. No shouts of “heads up!” or watch out!” from the opposing team.
No apology either.
This kid’s got far more class!
This just warms my heart. Bravo to the parents who raised this young man.