Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson threw out the first pitch at tonight’s Pirates-Mets game and…he’d like to get that one back. 
  
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 Yikes. 
  
 The pitch was so bad, though, it makes me think it might have been intentional. It HAD to be intentional. 
  
 I totally forget the context, but I remember once hearing someone giving advice about throwing out a first pitch, and the gist was: “You can throw a strike and get a round of applause, or you can throw it in the stands and get on SportsCenter.” 
  
 I think 50 Cent was trying to get on SportsCenter. ||||| Pitchin' ain't easy. 
  
 Rapper 50 Cent threw out what could be considered the worst ceremonial first pitch in the history of Citi Field, or perhaps all of baseball, even possibly surpassing Howard Stern producer Baba Booey for that subjective honor. 
  
 The Queens rapper took the rubber before the Mets' 4-2 win over the Pirates on Tuesday night. Throwing left-handed, 50 Cent launched one way wide left of Mets catcher Anthony Recker and nearly stuck some nearby camera men. 
  
 Maybe he’s actually righty? 
  
  
  
 His pathetic toss quickly went viral and conjured images of Booey, Carl Lewis, Cincinnati mayor Mark Mallory and fellow musicians Carly Rae Jepsen and Mariah Carey. 
  
 Later on, 50 said the bad pitch was actually the work of his alter ego — birth name Curtis Jackson. 
  
 “50 Cent is the best,” he told SNY reporter Kevin Burkhardt during an interview in the fourth inning. “Curtis Jackson, I don’t know what’s the matter with him.” 
  
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 50 Cent's dreams of pitching in the big leagues were shattered after tossing the ceremonial first pitch. (Howard Simmons/New York Daily News) Rapper 50 Cent looks like he can't believe he threw such a terrible pitch. (Howard Simmons/New York Daily News) The rapper poses for a selfie before tossing his horrendous first pitch at Citi Field. (Howard Simmons/New York Daily News) |||||
Student:
50 Cent probably shouldn't quit his day job. The rapper threw out the first pitch for the New York Mets at Citi Field last night, and, well, it went really wide—and almost hit some cameramen. The video, of course, quickly went viral. The New York Daily News calls it perhaps "the worst ceremonial first pitch in the history of Citi Field, or perhaps all of baseball." Talking to the announcers afterward, the rapper joked that it was actually Curtis Jackson (his real name) who threw the pitch, not 50 Cent. "50 Cent is the best. Curtis Jackson, I don't know what's the matter with him." But on USA Today, Nate Scott notes that maybe the rapper did it on purpose: "'You can throw a strike and get a round of applause, or you can throw it in the stands and get on SportsCenter.' I think 50 Cent was trying to get on SportsCenter."