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- Updated: September 1, 2016
NEW YORK — No sooner had Billy Dundon finished saying how hopeful he was to meet Yoenis Cespedes than the Mets slugger sauntered over from his usual haunt around the batting cage. Cespedes grinned at Dundon and his Maine-Endwell baseball teammates, who on Sunday became the first New York team to win the Little League World Series in more than a half-century. Then Cespedes worked his way down the line, offering autographs for all of them.
In the days since Maine-Endwell won the LLWS, countless requests have poured in from organizations and media outlets around the local area. But as coach Scott Rush noted, “When the New York Mets call, you say, ‘Absolutely.'”
“This is …
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