Grits
08-05-2015, 06:13 PM
He deserves to be remembered, here, where all things sports are discussed. He loved what he was doing. He loved baseball so much.
He was just so little. He was no bigger than a minute. :(
"Rest in peace, little Kaiser. Godspeed. I know your mom and dad loved the ground you walked on." --dg
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2015/08/03/batboy-death-kaiser-carlile-9-years-old-nbc-world-series
"He was competitive, but in the same breath, he cared about everyone," Chad Carlile said at a news conference. "That's what it is, it's the love that he had for the game."Kaiser died Sunday, a day after he was struck by the follow-through swing of a Liberal (Kan.) Bee Jays player warming up near the on-deck circle during a game. The death of a batboy touched a national nerve and Monday there was mourning in bandbox ballparks in Kansas and in major league ballparks across the country.
He was just so little. He was no bigger than a minute. :(
"Rest in peace, little Kaiser. Godspeed. I know your mom and dad loved the ground you walked on." --dg
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2015/08/03/batboy-death-kaiser-carlile-9-years-old-nbc-world-series
"He was competitive, but in the same breath, he cared about everyone," Chad Carlile said at a news conference. "That's what it is, it's the love that he had for the game."Kaiser died Sunday, a day after he was struck by the follow-through swing of a Liberal (Kan.) Bee Jays player warming up near the on-deck circle during a game. The death of a batboy touched a national nerve and Monday there was mourning in bandbox ballparks in Kansas and in major league ballparks across the country.