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Hear from Carl Crawford and CC Sabathia as they speak to a group of young kids before the game. Both Sabathia and Crawford reflect on why they chose baseball for a career.

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" Your right to reform along from. Mostly everybody plays football and basketball they want to play baseball too much work for some reason -- sort of plan and just -- life anymore. They want to quit and next thing you know Kansas I ended up yet so he another one of those things the way you if you stick with an. Some good came out of it I -- he would you do do do just -- the way it is that this thick witted me keep on plan you know. Mark that the rewards is so good you know I am you know myself by it are really noted I end up playing baseball let you know just. These kind of worked his way. On to the situation where I had been raised by all of them. I'm going to play you know on a -- you know I play hard every day play against guys like CC and you know just so -- set an example for kids like you. Come on play and just you know have a love for the game not only for the things you can give exists is just a bit of -- game house on the new. You don't know following don't play football for my. You know basketball you know there is only ten players on on the scene so there's like. In this 500 live out of nowhere now so -- baseball you have more options you know this. 25 man roster they got a better -- and make him in a -- went town your body. And I I think there's a lot of fine you know an experience that you have a plan baseball or does is take -- wildlife so you know to have those options. You know sometimes you might want to pick another sport just because you know it was a friend's dorm where -- what is this is really smart if you review. This is new baseball messiah."

" You know football and those physical enough played I didn't play it's either going to play quarterback of years' worth. You know do -- somewhere. You know was hired him and then it was you know physically demanding -- a basketball player to. You know back as well a lot of fun and -- was right there -- for the Bears -- came so easy up a star player an outlet for your vote. Then there was some offensive American I'm a little to do it. So it was a whether -- and make what I was saying it."

" I -- I you know you want to try to do some have you back to the -- is an. You know what better way to have guys like me you -- see out here comes on Tony Romo. -- Don't feel very good news I think it is very important and they can actually see us including name facing the body is not in good to -- got like this season that much about. -- didn't see him. He -- actually get a chance to talk to him in person you know and makes a big difference. Too bad hasn't won my first one tumbling down a little nervous when you run the crowd -- haven't been missing months -- veteran. You know more -- to help also you know Harpo had a good time -- I guess that is nobody can do more things like this."

" Carl Crawford and CC sabathia also giving personal instruction afterwards Crawford -- is batting stance sabathia showing. How to throw the changeup right there. And afterwards every kid that was in attendance. Got an autograph for me to them Carl Crawford -- CC sabathia than those kids got to stick around watch batting practice watched the blockade of really a special day. For a lot of people."

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(0:01) reform along from. Mostly everybody plays football and basketball they want to play baseball too much work for some reason -- sort of plan and just -- life anymore. They want to quit and next thing

(2:09) to have guys like me you -- see out here comes on Tony Romo . -- Don't feel very good news I think it is very important and they can actually see us including name facing the

(2:45) Carl Crawford and CC sabathia also giving personal instruction afterwards Crawford -- is batting stance sabathia showing. How to throw the changeup right there. And afterwards every kid that was in attendance. Got an autograph for me to them Carl Crawford -- CC sabathia than those kids got to stick around watch batting practice watched the blockade of really a special day. For a lot of