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Mookie Betts went viral on Monday night for a great moment he shared with a young Los Angeles Dodgers fan.

Betts’ Dodgers were playing against the Brewers in Milwaukee. A young Dodgers fan sitting beyond the fence in right field held up a sign asking to play catch with Betts.

“Mookie wanna play catch?” the sign said.

The Dodgers star saw the sign and obliged during the middle of the third inning.

That is awesome. The fan couldn’t believe what happened and put his hands over his head. He even got to keep the ball too!

What a great job by Betts connecting with the fan.

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