Fox at the Plate
Marcus stood at the plate, his knuckles white around the bat. The Bull—aka Coach Miller—was screaming from the dugout, face turning the color of a rotten orange. "Stop swinging at...
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Marcus stood at the plate, his knuckles white around the bat. The Bull—aka Coach Miller—was screaming from the dugout, face turning the color of a rotten orange. "Stop swinging at...
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