The Boston Red Sox had 14-year-old Christopher Duffley perform a rendition of the National Anthem Monday night, which was concluded by a loud ovation from fans.
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Christopher Duffley, 14, stole the show yesterday evening before a Boston Red Sox game.
Christopher was born prematurely, weighing just 1lb 2oz and was rendered blind due to Retinopathy of Prematurity, a disease which attacks the undeveloped blood vessels in a baby’s eyes.
Before singing a note, the crowd members were on their feet cheering on and supporting the teenager.
After checking the microphone and receiving encouraging support from the Fenway crowd, Duffley started singing – and blew everyone away.
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Duffley came swagged out in an American flag bow tie and brought his A-game for the National Anthem on behalf of Autism Speaks.
