Question to Christians, Muslims and Jews?

There is a story I would like to share of a little league team that was in the last inning with two outs and down by one with one guy on. The next batter was a kid who had a mental illness and was production wise their worst hitter and everyone on both teams knew it. It was now his turn to hit. The game is on the line and he is up. The coach does not take him out to substitute. The kid misses the first two pitches by a mile. The third pitch he hits but it goes strait to the short-stop for a routine play and easy out. He turns to throw the ball and throws it about 20 feet over the first baseman's head. The boy rounds to second. The first baseman throws it to second only launching it to the outfield. The boy heads to third. The outfielder bobbles the ball and throws it to the cutoff man. The boy heads home. The cutoff man throws the ball way over the catchers head and the boy scores the winning run. The moral is that at any time the boy could have been substituted or thrown out on easy routine plays. But the team had compion for him and let him be the hero. Sometimes I feel that others that are unfortunate are put here to bring out the best in humanity and show images of Gods likeness.