‘I Stand up for Cookie’: Indians All-Stars join Carlos Carrasco for special moment

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Posted: Jul 9, 2019 / 09:53 PM EDT / Updated: Jul 9, 2019 / 10:43 PM EDT

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CLEVELAND — A very special moment during the All-Star Game in Cleveland on Tuesday night.

Indians’ All-Stars Carlos Santana, Francisco Lindor, Brad Hand and Shane Bieber, along with Tito joined Carlos Carrasco on the field to Stand Up to Cancer.

Carrasco’s teammates have rallied around the 32-year-old following the news that he’s battling leukemia.

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Together, we stand #CookieStrong. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/1wmFn6KEYK

— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) July 10, 2019

#CookieStrong 🍪❤️ pic.twitter.com/vaaBm6x2sx

— MLB (@MLB) July 10, 2019

We are all behind you. #CookieStrong 🍪❤ pic.twitter.com/Z5IrTTMkxx

— All-Star Game (@AllStarGame) July 10, 2019

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