Cooper and Carter are 11-years-old twin brothers creating viral baseball content online. On social media they are known as the “Twinstripe Reporters” who have gained thousands of followers for their love of the game and interviewing the top major league players. The aspiring sports journalists joined NBC News Daily to talk about their online success and the first game of the MLB season.
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