'Iron Man' prosthetic hand helps 5-year-old throw out first pitch
The Columbus Clippers and Siena College recently joined together to make 5-year-old Jack Carder's dream come true.

The Columbus Clippers and Siena College recently joined together to make 5-year-old Jack Carder's dream come true.
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Jack was born with just a thumb on one hand, but thanks to the nonprofit group e-NABLE and Siena, he now has an awesome new Iron Man-inspired prosthetic for his hand, according to The Sporting News.
To make the day even more amazing, Carder, who is a big sports fan, got to use his new, 3D-printed prosthetic to toss out the first pitch at the Clippers game.
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