New Jersey Little Leaguer plays after judge lifts his suspension for ‘unsportsmanlike' bat flip
The 12-year-old Little Leaguer played Thursday night for his New Jersey team hours after he faced a suspension from his team's first state tournament game after he was ejected for flipping his bat as he celebrated a home run.
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