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Little League Baseball flashed back to a 12-year-old Devon Travis, much to his amusement

By Andrew Mearns

The dream of pretty much every kid in the Little League World Series is to play Major League Baseball, but only a handful are actually able to make it that far. Blue Jays second baseman Devon Travis happens to be among those lucky few -- his Boynton Beach, Fla. team made it all the way to the championship game in 2003 before falling to Japan.
On Friday, the Little League decided to have some fun with him on social media:

Travis' game face certainly runs the gamut of emotions.
The Little League also posted the video on Instagram, and even Travis had to laugh:

It might be 14 years later, but Travis is still working a smile into his game face:

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