DREAM Series participants living MLK’s legacy of brotherhood, unity

The DREAM Series offers talented players from a diverse background an opportunity to receive instruction from current and former MLB players and managers, and it is intentionally held every year during Martin Luther King Jr. weekend to honor his legacy.

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When MLB started the DREAM Series in 2017, spearheaded by Tony Reagins, everything from the name of the event to the time and location were given serious thought.

Several Cubs players answered a variety of fun questions from kids during the Cubs Convention, and one even led to Patrick Wisdom challenging a young fan to an impromptu competition.

With just over a week until Hall of Fame balloting is announced, Adrián Beltré looks like a shoo-in and there are several other players with a legitimate chance to get the call from Cooperstown.

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