After This T-Ball Player's Dance Went Viral, Bank of America Is Making His Big-League Dreams Come True

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Three-year-old Cooper Buell probably never dreamed that his adorable celebratory dance during his Little League T-ball game would lead to a meeting with two Major League ball players. But after a family member's Twitter post of Cooper's dance went viral, appearing on ESPN's SportsCenter and CBS Sports, that's exactly what happened.

Bank of America's agency Hill Holliday saw the Twitter video and invited the Buell family to Minute Maid Park for a day with the Houston Astros, capturing the experience for #MLBmemorybank, an online video series that's part of Bank of America's partnership with Major League Baseball.

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