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Hunter's first game was lastnight. He did great for his first time. He did get hit in the leg and now he has a nice green bruise. He cried but was okay and picked up the bat and finished his turn at bat. I am so VERY proud of him!

He is number 20 and Palko...a little hard to see in these pictures.
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