Young siblings, Hugo aged 10 and Meredith aged 8, have been diligently seeking answers to burning questions from Toronto Blue Jays fans amidst the team’s post-season excitement. In a recent Instagram video, Meredith quizzed Blue Jays outfielder Davis Schneider about the longevity of his moustache, to which Schneider humorously replied that it will persist as long as the team keeps winning.

These industrious siblings have had the privilege of conducting face-to-face interviews with prominent Blue Jays players like ACLS MVP Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and pitcher Kevin Gausman during the team’s playoff journey. Not limited to Blue Jays alone, they have also engaged with stars from various MLB teams.

Their interviewing ritual involves meticulous preparation the night before a game, including fact-checking details and jotting down questions from the official MLB app. Hugo shared that they scrutinize player information like news updates, numbers, and heights to avoid mix-ups among players who may look alike.

For Hugo and Meredith, interviewing their baseball idols is a dream realized, especially as the Blue Jays advance to the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The duo’s enthusiasm and dedication have shone through, garnering insights on game strategies and personal lessons from players like Chris Bassitt, who emphasized the value of learning from setbacks.

Reflecting on her conversations, Meredith highlighted a memorable exchange with Chris Bassitt, where he emphasized the benefits of embracing failure for personal growth. As the Blue Jays gear up for the World Series, Hugo offered his own words of encouragement to the team, emphasizing their preparedness and perseverance in pursuit of victory.

Their passion for sports journalism has allowed them to connect with athletes on a personal level, offering a unique perspective that resonates with fans and players alike. As they continue their insightful interviews, Hugo and Meredith embody a youthful spirit of curiosity and admiration for the game they love.