The movie is about tragic loss but also how we can find hope and light is some of the darkest seasons we face in life. When C first started baseball, he was taught the basics. On his first few teams they didn't count runs, they didn't count outs, everyone got to hit and run the bases. This was great for learning the game but then C wanted to play "real" baseball. So we switched leagues. He was on a team that didn't win a single game. And C learned how to lose gracefully and cheerfully. It was character building in a great way. Although that was a tough season C was patient and stuck with the game he loves. He has been on several teams now, always diligent to show up for practices and games and hoping to play well. And he has had some amazing coaches along the way. C is now on the best team he has ever been on. The other night he hit a double at his at bat and I couldn't be more proud of him. It's not the winning or losing that matters the most. It's how you play the game and more importantly how you treat others while doing so. I'm grateful for all that baseball is teaching my son.
As promised, check out the trailer for The Miracle Season below.
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