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Ben Zobrist singing ‘Let It Go’ with his daughter will make your day

Mike Oz
Ben Zobrist has two important jobs: playing for the Cubs and being dad. (AP)
Ben Zobrist has two important jobs: playing for the Cubs and being dad. (AP)

The Chicago Cubs had a day off Thursday before starting a weekend series in L.A. against the Dodgers, so Ben Zobrist earned himself about a million dad points by taking his kids to Disneyland.

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We’re in the dog days of August, folks, the time of year that baseball players cherish their days off. Doing a full day at Disneyland with three young children is exhausting for anyone, let alone someone whose job it is to play 162 baseball games per year.

So kudos to Zobrist for not only braving Disneyland but also singing “Let It Go” from “Frozen” at the top of his lungs with his daughter during the evening fireworks show. It’s nothing short of adorable.

It started at the crack of dawn on a sunny morning in LA…14 hours and 14 theme rides later I found myself belting let it go while flurries fell and fireworks lit up the sky. Daddy duty till I literally got caught drooling on myself this afternoon. I would not trade one second of this for all the me time in the world. #offdayatdisney

A video posted by Ben Zobrist (@benzobrist18) on Aug 25, 2016 at 11:04pm PDT

His caption reads:

It started at the crack of dawn on a sunny morning in LA…14 hours and 14 theme rides later I found myself belting let it go while flurries fell and fireworks lit up the sky. Daddy duty till I literally got caught drooling on myself this afternoon. I would not trade one second of this for all the me time in the world. #offdayatdisney

It’s not easy to be a baseball dad, not with the intense schedule and long road trips. So apparently when Zobrist has the opportunity to go into full Dad mode at Disneyland he just … can’t hold it back anymore.

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