Harrison brothers host MLK Day Camp in Cincy

Pirates second baseman Josh Harrison and his brother Vince Harrison who is a coach in the Diamondbacks organization, helped kids around the city of Pittsburgh with a Martin Luther King Day Camp. On Sunday, the first day of the camp, there were 20 kids ages 13-18 learning from many different professional coaches and players, and Monday the camp invites ages 7-12. 

"Even though I'm currently a player, I'm still constantly learning," Josh Harrison said. "Baseball is one of those games where it can be so monotonous and you do the same thing every day. But you can have results you've never seen before. You never know what the game will give you. You're constantly learning. When I'm teaching these kids, I'm also learning. 

Proceeds from the camp will help the Josh and Brittney Harrison Heavenly Hands Foundation. The Harrisons have a nearly 2-year-old daughter, Mia, and wanted to help kids and families who are in need.