What is the name given to the real-life Minnesota Twins' ball kid, who played himself in the 1997 film 'Little Big League'?
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The name of the real-life Minnesota Twins' ball kid who played himself in the 1997 film "Little Big League" is not widely known. He was a young boy named Nate who was handpicked by Twins player Brian Raab to audition for the role. While some sources list Nate's last name as Johnson, this has not been confirmed. He was listed in the film's credits only as "Twins Ballplayer." So while his actual name may never be officially confirmed, Nate and his ballplaying peers have a special place in pop culture history as the adorable little stars of 'Little Big League.'
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What is the name given to the real-life Minnesota Twins' ball kid, who played himself in the 1997 film 'Little Big League'?
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The name of the real-life Minnesota Twins' ball kid who played himself in the 1997 film 'Little Big League' is Kenny Ray Hogan. He was known for his distinctive eyeglasses and was given a brief moment of fame when he was featured in the movie as himself.
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