Pacers players visit Peyton Manning Children's Hospital

Name: Pacers players visit Peyton Manning Children's Hospital
Uploaded: 2019-10-30T20:45:13-04:00
Description: TJ Leaf, Alize Johnson, T.J. McConnell and Victor Oladipo visited Peyton Manning Children's Hospital to make patients' lives a little happier with Halloween on the horizon. McConnell: "It means everything to spend time with them, put a smile on their face and help them any way you can."

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TJ Leaf, Alize Johnson, T.J. McConnell and Victor Oladipo visited Peyton Manning Children's Hospital to make patients' lives a little happier with Halloween on the horizon. McConnell: "It means everything to spend time with them, put a smile on their face and help them any way you can."

OCTOBER 31, 2019・National Basketball Association・1:49

Indiana Pacers

T.J. McConnell

National Basketball Association

Pacers players visit Peyton Manning Children's Hospital

TJ Leaf, Alize Johnson, T.J. McConnell and Victor Oladipo visited Peyton Manning Children's Hospital to make patients' lives a little happier with Halloween on the horizon. McConnell: "It means everything to spend time with them, put a smile on their face and help them any way you can."

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