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A baseball superstar mocked a poor 13-year-old ball boy's throw-then offered him $10,000 to strike him out, unaware the kid had learned to pitch from a man he desperately wanted to forget. Thousands of fans had packed Riverside Stadium for Blake Harrison, a Major League legend and three-time home run champion whose swing was copied by kids across the country. Cameras followed Blake everywhere during his annual youth baseball classic, while young players wore his number and waited for autographs from one of the biggest names in the sport. Near the edge of the field, however, thirteen- year-old Malik Reed wasn't wearing a uniform. He carried a dented bucket, collected loose baseballs, and tried to stay out of everyone's way. Malik wore old sneakers with peeling soles, grass-stained jeans, and a faded Riverside Grounds Crew shirt that had once belonged to his uncle Gerald. His mother, Tasha, worked concessions inside the stadium, while Gerald helped maintain the field. Malik would earn thirty dollars that day, and he planned to put most of it into a jar at home marked SCHOOL SHOES. Baseball was the one thing Malik loved more than anything, even though he almost never got to play on a real field. His only glove stayed wrapped in a towel beneath his bed. The leather was cracked, the webbing had been repaired more than once, and two fading initials were still visible inside the palm: D.R. They belonged to his father, Darnell Reed… #MyWorkLifeTikTokContest #baseball #musteatinmycity #cmg
A baseball superstar mocked a poor 13-year-old ball boy's throw-then offered him $10,000 to strike him out, unaware the kid had learned to pitch from a man he desperately wanted to forget. Thousands of fans had packed Riverside Stadium for Blake Harrison, a Major League legend and three-time home run champion whose swing was copied by kids across the country. Cameras followed Blake everywhere during his annual youth baseball classic, while young players wore his number and waited for autographs from one of the biggest names in the sport. Near the edge of the field, however, thirteen- year-old Malik Reed wasn't wearing a uniform. He carried a dented bucket, collected loose baseballs, and tried to stay out of everyone's way. Malik wore old sneakers with peeling soles, grass-stained jeans, and a faded Riverside Grounds Crew shirt that had once belonged to his uncle Gerald. His mother, Tasha, worked concessions inside the stadium, while Gerald helped maintain the field. Malik would earn thirty dollars that day, and he planned to put most of it into a jar at home marked SCHOOL SHOES. Baseball was the one thing Malik loved more than anything, even though he almost never got to play on a real field. His only glove stayed wrapped in a towel beneath his bed. The leather was cracked, the webbing had been repaired more than once, and two fading initials were still visible inside the palm: D.R. They belonged to his father, Darnell Reed… #MyWorkLifeTikTokContest #baseball #musteatinmycity #cmg

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