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What Ravens quarterback's son is now playing minor league baseball for Baltimore?
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∙ 11y ago
Ravens Quarterback Joe Flacco's younger brother John Flacco was drafted by the Orioles and played for the Frederick Keys (O's farm club) in Frederick, Maryland.
He was released by the O's and traded to the Boston Red Sox.
Joe Flacco's son is still a toddler - his Baseball skils aren't that legendary at this point.
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