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VIDEO: Boy Loses It Over White Sox Trade
Written by Pat's Papers | Tuesday, 26 June 2012 8:51 AM

Parents are famous for catching our most embarrassing moments on camera. But unfortunately for five-year-old Corban DeWitt, his parents posted their’s on YouTube. More than 23,000 people watched the VIDEO of DeWitt sobbing uncontrollably after hearing his favorite White Sox player had been traded to the Red Sox. The Chicago Tribune talks with his parents this morning, who’ve received backlash from some who say they exploited their child’s tears.
The YouTube VIDEO, which was viewed 23,000 times on Monday, has been turned to private. The Tribune however, still has a link.
SOURCE: Chicago Tribune
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