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Baseball Player Makes Big League Debut After 12 Years in the Minors
April 26, 2021
Talk about a real life field of dreams! Sean Kazmar Jr. stepped onto the plate as a pinch hitter for the Atlanta Braves, after playing in the minor leagues for twelve years. The 36-year-old never gave up hope that he would once again make it to the majors. So when he got the call, Sean was ready. His wife was at the game, but almost missed his big moment while she was at the concession stand. Now the father of two young songs has a great life lesson to pass along: never give up on your dreams.
