Page Summary: 1B Umpire Junior Valentine was hit in the side of the face/jaw with an errant throw while preparing to officiate a play at first base ... Dylan Morales, 9, is still feeling the love at the Ronald McDonald House in Camden, New Jersey, the day after meeting his hero, ...
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1B Umpire Junior Valentine was hit in the side of the face/jaw with an errant throw while preparing to officiate a play at first base ... Dylan Morales, 9, is still feeling the love at the Ronald McDonald House in Camden, New Jersey, the day after meeting his hero, ... Junior Valentine was focused on doing his job – his eyes were drilled on first base – and he now has a shiner as proof.
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While pursuing a pop up be the New York Yankees' Jazz Chisholm, the Philadelphia Phillies' Scary in in New York in a game between the Cardinals and Mets, Umpire Jr.
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- 1B Umpire Junior Valentine was hit in the side of the face/jaw with an errant throw while preparing to officiate a play at first base ...
- Dylan Morales, 9, is still feeling the love at the Ronald McDonald House in Camden, New Jersey, the day after meeting his hero, ...
- Junior Valentine was focused on doing his job – his eyes were drilled on first base – and he now has a shiner as proof.
- While pursuing a pop up be the New York Yankees' Jazz Chisholm, the Philadelphia Phillies'
- Scary in in New York in a game between the Cardinals and Mets, Umpire Jr.
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