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Charlie Hustle
May 2, 2022
Flopping headfirst into the bases
Running as fast as he can,
Even though he was a betting man
Charlie Hustle was the best of the best,
Always betting on his team
And giving it his all,
He was always there to hit the ball.
Everywhere he went people kneeled
Winning gold gloves and playing all over the field,
Gambling to win every night
He never gave up his fight.
Loving the team he played for and
Leading them into battle,
Fans came to the ballpark like cattle.
Getting 4,256 base hits,
Charlie Hustle was filled with grit.
One of the best players of all time
He always wanted another dime.
People will forever cheer his name
Even though he is denied by the Hall of Fame.
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