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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Some future Phillies are paying it forward for some young fans. They shared the major league experience with kids battling cancer Tuesday.
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The minor leaguers hosted a party for six kids and their families.
There were multiple activities, including batting practice and arts and crafts.
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Thomas’ 21-month-old son, Christian, was diagnosed with leukemia, but right now, he’s two months cancer free!
The Phillies prospects were in town for the team’s annual Prospect Education Program.
