During the Toronto Blue Jays’ playoff journey, siblings Hugo, 10, and Meredith Fu, 8, have been diligently pursuing the answers Blue Jays fans crave about their beloved players. In a recent video shared on their Instagram page, Meredith inquired about Blue Jays outfielder Davis Schneider’s moustache longevity, to which Schneider replied that he would keep it as long as the team keeps winning.
The Fu siblings have had the unique opportunity to conduct face-to-face interviews with prominent Blue Jays players like ACLS MVP Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and pitcher Kevin Gausman. Moreover, they have extended their interviews beyond Blue Jays players to include stars from various MLB teams.
Meredith expressed her enthusiasm for the experience, highlighting the enjoyment they derive from players sharing game-winning strategies and personal insights, such as pitcher Chris Bassitt’s advice on learning from setbacks.
Their interviewing routine includes meticulous research and question preparation the night before a game, with Hugo emphasizing the importance of fact-checking details like player stats and physical attributes. Interviewing their baseball heroes has been a dream come true for the siblings, especially with the Blue Jays’ advancement to the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Reflecting on their encounters, Meredith recalled an impactful conversation with Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt, who emphasized the value of learning from failures. Looking ahead to the World Series, Hugo offered words of encouragement to the players, emphasizing their preparedness and determination not to give up even in challenging moments.
As the Blue Jays gear up for the World Series, the Fu siblings continue to engage with players, channeling their passion for the game into insightful interviews and unwavering support for the team’s pursuit of victory.