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Monday, September 12, 2022

Vogelbach signed baseball

 

Autographed by Daniel Vogelbach, this Baseball is ready to boost your New York Mets memorabilia. Featuring an official design, this unique piece is an essential keepsake for any New York Mets fan. It showcases Daniel Vogelbach's distinct signature to provide a noteworthy piece to your collection.

You can find this on lids.com

Sunday, September 11, 2022

Remembering 9/11

                         West 23rd Street.


 Good day everyone. I just want to give pause to remember all those that passed away twenty one years ago today, as well as their family and friends that are still here mourning. I still remember it as if it was yesterday. I was downtown working and it was one of the events that I can never shake from my memories.

I don’t want to rehash everything but the phrase “Never Forget” shouldn’t be forgotten.


Friday, September 9, 2022

QBC 2022: Bringing Sexy Back. Who's the third man?

 


We have Bartolo Colón coming to QBC 2022: Bringing Sexy Back.

Art by Dave Majo

                                                                           Art by Dave Majo

Who is going to be the next name announced as the third man coming to the QBC Brotha?( WCW callback for you wrestling fans)

We are hoping to have that info either next Monday or Tuesday for you guys. Right now we have SNY sending Mets Hot Stove and the Mets Pod as panels. State of the Mets as a panel and the Player Panels right now. More news to be added soon. Keep your eyes out..

Tickets will be available on QueensBaseballConvention.com on Sept 22nd.




Brett Baty New York Mets Fanatics Authentic Autographed 11" x 14" First Career Home Run Spotlight Photograph

 


Description
Commemorate an unforgettable moment for New York Mets fans with this Brett Baty 11" x 14" First Career Home Run Spotlight Photograph. It didn't take long for the Mets' #2 prospect to burst onto the scene when he launched a 377-foot two-run home run in his first Major League at-bat. This iconic photograph showcases Baty's unique signature to provide the perfect addition to your MLB collection.

Thursday, September 8, 2022

JAMES McCANN NAMED NEW YORK METS NOMINEE FOR THE 2022 ROBERTO CLEMENTE AWARD

 

September 8, 2022

JAMES McCANN NAMED NEW YORK METS NOMINEE FOR THE 
2022 ROBERTO CLEMENTE AWARD PRESENTED BY CAPITAL ONE

 

 

 

Major League Baseball today announced that James McCann was named the New York Mets 2022 nominee for the Roberto Clemente Award presented by Capital One, baseball’s most prestigious individual honor for Major Leaguers.

The Roberto Clemente Award presented by Capital One is the annual recognition of a Major League player who best represents the game of Baseball through extraordinary character, community involvement, philanthropy and positive contributions, both on and off the field.

 As part of the annual program, each MLB Club nominates one player to be considered for the league-wide Award in tribute to Clemente’s achievements and character. 

McCann, a first-time Roberto Clemente Award nominee, has been a prominent figure in the New York City community during his two seasons with the Mets. McCann is passionate about helping families with children receiving care in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU), sharing stories of his personal experiences as a parent of twin boys who spent their first seven weeks in the NICU.

McCann and his wife, Jessica, often visit local hospitals, spending time with families whose children are receiving care in NICUs and donating gift cards to families to help ease some financial burden. In June of this year, McCann and his wife visited Cohen Children’s Medical Center to connect with families. He also donated a suite to a Mets game for the nurses he met during the visit to show his support and gratitude to the healthcare workers.  

McCann will be recognized during a special pregame ceremony that will also include members of the Clemente family as the Mets will host the Pirates at Citi Field on September 15, with the game airing nationwide on FOX beginning at 7:00 p.m.Retired players who are former Roberto Clemente Award winners will be in attendance to participate in a food packaging volunteer event for Rise Against Hunger at Citi Field with Baseball Commissioner Robert D. Manfred, Jr., employees from the Commissioner’s Office and the Mets.

Thursday, September 15th marks the 21stannual Roberto Clemente Day presented by Capital One, which was established by Major League Baseball to honor Clemente’s legacy as a humanitarian and to formally acknowledge Club nominees of the Roberto Clemente Award. As part of the league-wide celebration, the Roberto Clemente Day logo will appear on the bases and official dugout lineup cards and a special tribute video will be played in ballparks. Additionally, a customized tribute video to both Roberto and his wife Vera – Momentito (in English andSpanish) – will be shown in all MLB ballparks on Roberto Clemente Day as well as on MLB Network, MLB.com, Club sites and MLB Social Media Platforms.

The league-wide winner of the Roberto Clemente Award presented by Capital One will be selected via a blue ribbon panel, including Commissioner Manfred, representatives from Capital One, MLB-affiliated networks (MLB Network, FOX Sports, ESPN and TBS), MLB.com, as well as Roberto’s children, Enrique, Luis and Roberto Clemente, Jr. Beginning today, fans can vote for the Roberto Clemente Award presented by Capital One via mlb.com/clemente21 (English) and LasMayores.com/clemente21 (Spanish). The site will feature bios of each of the nominees and will allow fans to vote until the end of the season on Wednesday, October 5th. The winner of the fan vote will count as one vote among those cast by the blue-ribbon panel. 

The concept of honoring Major League players for their philanthropic work was created in 1971 as the “Commissioner’s Award.” The recognition was renamed to the “Roberto Clemente Award” in 1973 in honor of the Hall of Famer and 15-time All-Star who died in a plane crash on New Year’s Eve 1972 while attempting to deliver supplies to earthquake victims in Nicaragua.