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Milwaukee Brewers’ Gindl Inspires Young Baseball Players
November 10, 2014
Northview High School held a baseball clinic Saturday with major leaguer Caleb Gindl of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Participants in the second annual clinic went through hands on training on various aspects of the game and received instruction from Gindl.
Gindl grew up around Molino and went on to play high school ball for the Pace Patriots.
In 2007, Milwaukee selected Gindl in the fifth round of the Major League Baseball draft. He paid his dues year after year in the minors, until he was called up to the Brewers. A week later, he made history for the Milwaukee Brewers as he became the first in franchise history to hit a walk-off for his first MLB homer. It was his very first major league home run.
Pictured top: Jax Fillmore and Jace Gifford each received an autographed baseball bat from Caleb Gindl of the Milwaukee Brewers during a baseball clinic Saturday at Northview High School. Pictured below: Clinic participants. Photo by Ramona Preston for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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SEE CALEB GINDL!!! You may think that your autograph aint worth much, but to these boys, its worth alot!!! Keep up the good work and keep inspiring young kids to follow their dreams!!! Good to see you the other day!!