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At 80 years young, three-time All-Star Fergie Jenkins is still making waves in the world of baseball and sports. A legendary pitcher and coach, Jenkins has spent decades as an athlete. And the Baseball Hall of Famer is showing no signs of slowing down. Recently, Jenkins proposed his comeback in the sporting world, but not as a baseball player.

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Yes! The legendary former baseball ace, after dominating the baseball world, is trying to impress the NBA world with his sheer passion for the sport. Despite the fact that he is playing around and it’s not really a serious bid for a roster spot, Jenkins’ passion for sports remains as strong as ever.

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Fergie Jenkins’ fans mirrored his enthusiasm?

Ferguson Jenkins, legendary baseball pitcher, recently shared a tweet of himself donning a Dallas Mavericks jersey with his name and the number 80 on the back, pitching his 6’5″ frame to the team. It seems like he was on his way to watch a match between the Dallas Mavericks and the Boston Celtics. He even tagged the Mavs owner Mark Cuban in his tweet.

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His fans were overjoyed to see the 80-year-old sporting the jersey and eagerly shared their own replies, showing their support and admiration for him.?

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There were some people who were eager for him to make a comeback to baseball.

Although it looks like the team he was rooting for, the Mavericks were not unbeaten. Maybe if Jenkins had been playing on the court, the Mavericks might have had a better chance of winning.

Fergie Jenkins, always quick with a smile?

Jenkins always had this poise and finesse on the mound, which made him a beloved figure in the world of baseball. And his performances in the ballparks will be remembered for generations to come.

Although Jenkins was only just a talented pitcher, he was also known for his playful personality and sense of humor, both on and off the field. His tweet shows that he is still up for a good laugh whenever he has the chance.?

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