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Kanye West And Saint Throw The First Pitches At Cubs-White Sox Game

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Sept. 23 2018, Published 6:58 p.m. ET

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What a proud weekend it must be for doting parents Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. First their daughter North made her runway debut on Saturday, and now their son Saint helped his dad throw the first pitch at the Cubs-White Sox game on Sunday!

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Kanye (who apparently is a White Sox fan over the rival Chicago team) stood on the mound with Saint at Guaranteed Rate Field.

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Nice work Saint! Kanye helped him throw the first pitch before the crosstown game began.

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The father-son duo made their grand entrance onto the field with Saint perched on top of Kanye's shoulders.

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Saint's big sister North also had a blast over the weekend as she worked an adorable runway for L.O.L. Surprise.

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The crowd went wild when the 5-year-old strutted her stuff in a super cute red ensemble while mommy Kim filmed it all from the sidelines.

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What are your thoughts on North and Saint's big weekend? Sound off in the comments! 

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