About: Coco Crisp

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Coco Crisp is a current major league baseball player.

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rdfs:comment	Coco Crisp is a current major league baseball player. When Crisp was a child, his great-grandmother Wilda Smith referred to him a "Co," which was short for his first name, Covelli. His sister Sheileah and his godbrother Marcus, inspired by Cocoa Crispies Cereal, began referring to him as "Coco," and the nickname stuck. Crisp was also a part of the RBI (reviving baseball in inner cities) program, where he played third base. He is one of eight RBI League alumni to have reached the majors, and was inducted into the RBI League Hall of Fame in 2006.
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abstract	Coco Crisp is a current major league baseball player. When Crisp was a child, his great-grandmother Wilda Smith referred to him a "Co," which was short for his first name, Covelli. His sister Sheileah and his godbrother Marcus, inspired by Cocoa Crispies Cereal, began referring to him as "Coco," and the nickname stuck. Crisp was also a part of the RBI (reviving baseball in inner cities) program, where he played third base. He is one of eight RBI League alumni to have reached the majors, and was inducted into the RBI League Hall of Fame in 2006. Crisp attended Los Angeles Pierce College following his graduation from Inglewood High School in Los Angeles, California.

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