And then, one of the first books he picked up in the library was Mike Trout.
And since then, he's just been obsessed, and he’s always been his favorite."
She noted how naturally he fit in with the players, saying, "It was just really cool to see him leading the stretches with the players and it was like, ‘He's in it.’
And he can probably name all those players, and knows exactly who they are, and it's got to be so cool for him.
He knows so much about baseball. You can ask him anything, and he knows."
East Tennessee wish coordinator Zoey Tonkin emphasized the impact of wishes, saying, "Wishes are just truly so special.
There's no way to describe it, and once you see your first one or get to be a part of it, you're kind of hooked.
Wishes are medicine.
Kids are going through so much more than most of us ever have to go through, and they do it with a brave face most of the time.
It's just special to give them something to look forward to and some light at the end of the tunnel."
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After their visit to Anaheim, the Vaught family planned to continue their Southern California baseball tour with stops at Petco Park in San Diego on Thursday and Dodger Stadium on Friday.
