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2026-09-22 01:02
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Good News: Trumpet player sings National Anthem after horn malfunction
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During the national anthem at an Arizona Diamondbacks game over the weekend, the trumpet failed, but the trumpet player somehow turned immediately to a backup instrument - his voice.
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At Saturday night’s Arizona Diamondbacks game, trumpet player Jesse McGuire made an incredible recovery while performing the Star-Spangled Banner after his horn malfunctioned, choosing to finish the song while singing. NBC News’ Hallie Jackson has the story.
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