Jeff and Griffin Conine Support Beep Ball Classic for Visually Impaired Teens
WPLG Local 10August 5, 20251 min261 views
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- ⚾ Beep Ball is an adapted version of baseball designed for blind and visually impaired teens, utilizing audio cues to help players locate the ball.
- 🏟️ The event, held at loanDepot Park, was organized by the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
- 👨👦 Marlins legend Jeff Conine and his son, outfielder Griffin Conine, participated in the event.
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- 🤝 The Conine family's involvement highlights the Marlins' commitment to giving back to the community.
- 💡 Jeff Conine expressed the joy and special nature of seeing the teens engage with baseball, noting the technology used to facilitate the game.
- 🎉 The event aims to spread the game of baseball and create a fun, inclusive experience for everyone involved.
- 🔊 The excitement of the participants was evident, particularly when they made contact with the ball and ran towards the sounding beacon to score runs.
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