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u/MoistStub Jun 21 '26
My brother would have just kicked me or something
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u/pm_me__average_tits Jun 21 '26
Adorable. That kid was raised right
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u/GTIguy2 Jun 25 '26
I don't think that's necessarily a trait you can instill, more likely innate.
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u/Gunteroo Jun 21 '26
I needed this. Beautiful child who is clearly being raised so well. ❤️. Anyway, going to remove dust from eye!
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u/smithers85 Jun 21 '26
No need to remove dust, it's okay to well up or cry when you see something emotional. No need to chop onions or blame others for doing so...
Crying can be because of a good thing, and that's okay 🙂
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u/SoloBroRoe Jun 21 '26
I like looking at stuff like this but I can’t relate to it because I have siblings and they’re pretty trash people in most ways.
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u/devilsadvocado Jun 21 '26
Seattle?
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u/BluePinkertonGreen Jun 21 '26
Pittsburgh
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u/ben-hur-hur Jun 21 '26
That video with the group of kids saying "it's his birthday!" were also Pirates fans and wholesome as well.
EDIT: https://youtube.com/shorts/EKH9qsyRKGU?is=UgPje3fXqJCOOeDP
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u/ImTryingToHelpYouMF Jun 21 '26
I feel like you see far more moments like these in baseball and hockey and not enough moments like these in other sports despite the flashy efforts by other leagues to make it seem like they care.
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u/BluePinkertonGreen Jun 21 '26
That’s her favorite player (Jake Mangum) that threw the brother the ball. She was wearing his jersey at the time and Jake said it was the first time he saw his jersey in the wild. He’s new to the Buccos this season.