Thom Partridge
The Change-Up
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( Nov. 30, 2013)
Teddy Webster is a little league baseball player who loves to pitch. Unfortunately, the other players in his league love to hit against him because his fastball isn’t quite fast enough. Struggling to compete, he learns how to throw an illegal curveball from his babysitter who just happens to be a high school baseball player.
When Teddy uses the curveball in a game, it is called illegal and he loses the trust of his coach and teammates. He needs to find a new way to compete. He reluctantly turns to his mother’s new boyfriend who works at the local sporting goods store. The results show Teddy what is really important in life and baseball just might be second to family.
When Teddy uses the curveball in a game, it is called illegal and he loses the trust of his coach and teammates. He needs to find a new way to compete. He reluctantly turns to his mother’s new boyfriend who works at the local sporting goods store. The results show Teddy what is really important in life and baseball just might be second to family.
- Pages
- 61
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