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Bryson Stott Gets NLCS Tickets for Phillies Fan Who Lost Dad to Cancer
10/22/2022 12:02:00 AM Phillies shortstop @bryson_stott10 is lending a huge helping hand to a fan who honored his father who died from cancer @JClarkNBCS has the story
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Phillies shortstop bryson_stott10 is lending a huge helping hand to a fan who honored his father who died from cancer. JClarkNBCS has the story: After seeing a viral tweet about a Phils fan who traveled to San Diego and honored his father who died from cancer, Phillies shortstop Bryson Stott got him tickets to the NLCS. NBC Universal, Inc.Phillies fan Geoff Crawley knew he couldn’t afford to watch his favorite team play in Philadelphia during the National League Championship Series against the San Diego Padres. But he was determined to still see the Phils in person and traveled all the way from Washington, DC to San Diego for Game 2 of the series. During the game, Geoff paid tribute to his father who died from cancer in July. NBC Sports Philadelphia’s John Clark tweeted a photo of Geoff sitting in one seat with a sweatshirt with his father’s picture on it in the next seat. John shared Geoff’s story on Twitter which ultimately went viral and caught the attention of Phillies shortstop Bryson Stott. Stott then got tickets for Geoff for Saturday’s Game 4 and Sunday’s Game 5 in Philadelphia. Read more:
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