Hurry im timed read the excerpt from "the legacy of billy mason." "i told you i should have stayed home! " billy protested plaintively. "i'm missing the first game of the playoffs, and my team really needs me! " "i understand—" began his father. "no, you don't understand," said billy, "because you never cared about anything like i care about baseball, not in your whole life." in the context of the story, the excerpt is ironic because billy's father a. is actually a very good baseball player. b. named his son after a baseball player. c. stayed away from the playoffs. d. is more concerned about the family's vacation.
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