Lardarius Webb Charity Softball Game Scheduled for June

The date has been set, but who is—and more importantly—who do you want, to see show up?

The fourth annual Lardarius Webb Charity Softball Game will be played on June 2 at 4:30 p.m. at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen. Money raised from the game benefits underprivileged schools in Baltimore City and Harford County. 

"Over the past three years, The Lardarius Webb Metropolitan Foundation has worked closely with The Boys and Girls Club of Metropolitan Baltimore and The Boys and Girls Club of Harford County to improve their learning environments, provide Internet/computers to children's schools in need, and create unforgettable experiences for all," reads the latest release about the game. 

Regarding unforgettable experiences, who could forget Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco's impressive home run from the 2012 game? 

Flacco, and teammates Ray Rice, Jacoby Jones, Michael Oher, Bernard Pollard, Dannell Ellerbe and Torrey Smith stepped up to the plate in 2012. But who will be swinging for the fences in 2013? 

You may notice two of those seven players don't wear the purple and black anymore. 

So who would you like participate in the fourth annual Lardarius Webb Charity Softball Game? Tell us in the comments section below.  

Perhaps Webb will convince his new teammate Elvis Dumervil to make an appearance in Aberdeen. 

Hopefully, Rep. Elijah Cummings will let his Baltimore Ravens intern have the night off. 

It is possible that wide receiver Jacoby Jones could return, trading his dancing shoes for a pair of baseball cleats. 

Hey, we already know Flacco likes Aberdeen. 

Stick with Patch as we continue to bring you more information about the charity game in the weeks ahead. For now, parties interested in sponsoring the game can review the attached PDF. 

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