Ice bucket challenge <\/p>\n
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Sometimes, the most valuable player doesnt need to be on the field. <\/p>\n
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When the Boston College baseball team plays the Boston Red Sox in spring training, all players from both teams will wear No. 3 to honor Pete Frates, a former BC baseball captain who has ALS and helped pioneer the Ice Bucket Challenge <\/p>\n
When the Boston Red Sox play an exhibition game Tuesday against Boston College, both teams will be wearing No. 3 jerseys in support of Pete Frates, the former BC team captain who wore that number and later helped popularize the Ice Bucket Challenge while fighting ALS. <\/p>\n
Its such an honor, Andrew Frates, Petes younger brother, told TODAY.com. <\/p>\n
Courtesy of Andrew Frates <\/p>\n
Pete Frates, joined by his brother Andrew, has been honored by the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. <\/p>\n
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