I wrote a letter to the Dallas Cowboys when I was a little kid asking for autographs from Randy White and Tony Dorsett. They sent hand signed pictures of both. I still have them to this day.
My father visited the stadium traveling with work and asked for a Roger Staubach autograph for me as a kid. A week later mailed to me was an original signed photograph from him! It also included a full team poster!
In computer class in middle school we did this and got to send letters to any 3 people we wanted and I got Josh Hamilton of the Rangers and my brother got Ichiro Suzuki a few years later when he did it. Was super cool, the autographs weren’t real and I know that now but as a 12 year old I was stoked 😂
I've been following football for a least fifty years, I couldn't speak for the Cowboys organization, though what I can tell you is that though there were NFL teams that had their own fan ticket holder newsletters during the 1960s and 1970s, it was the Cowboys in 1976 that are credited with starting the first official team fan newspaper in the NFL among their several innovations of the 1960s and 1970s.
I have to admit that, when I was teenager, I did the same request (by air-mail letters & post stamps) 45 years ago from Italy. Some teams answered me sending adesives, photos, magazines and hats, but the first team to answer was Boston Red Sox and since then I am a Red Sox fan. Go Sox.
Good on these front office’s customer service teams. That’s the true spirit of the game and awareness that a small gesture like this can go a long way!
As a 10 year old in 1970 I wrote a letter to every MLB, NHL, and NFL team asking for stickers.....The collection from all of them I still have today is priceless.
I'm very close in age to you, yet at that time I likely wouldn't have even been able to know just what the addresses of teams outside my own local area were and they only began listing all of them in the World Almanac and Book of Facts in the middle 1970s, at least a few years after you wrote to those teams.
I’m 63 and did this but wrote a letter and mailed to quite a few teams. I always got something back like stickers and schedules and printed off autographs. It was fun collecting them. I still have all that and that was back in the early 70s.
Did the same thing it was fun to do back then n I also have most of it all from when I did it it was baseball football basketball. N I wrote the letters by hand back then so I may do it agin for fun
The most impressive thing about your video is, you taking the time to thank each and every team.., enjoy the fan pack items.. Sweet! Lastly, Go Giants!
It can be said, thankfully, that most of those born after 1993 or 1994 probably have very little memory at all when there wasn't any big league (baseball) team in the nation's capital.
The Nats hold the Geico Presidents Race in the middle of the fourth inning of home games. The current lineup is Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Teddy Roosevelt
probably have to wait till next season for hockey, its getting close to playoffs and they don't tend to respond or have time at that point. Goes the same for MLB and any other sport. Best to do It around now when season is starting and stock is up.
That was really cool. All of the teams that responded deserve congratulations but some really were surprisingly good. The signed CJ Abrams card is sweet, as is a lot of other things from the other teams. The "flag" that the Rays sent is what was referred to as a "Pennant" in the past. It's a smaller version but it is a "pennant". We used to have larger versions and we would hang them all over our rooms as kids. Sometimes we got players to autograph them. When a team wins a pennant in baseball, it refers back to when there used to be a physical pennant that was raised on a flagpole at the team's home when a team won their division. Congratulations, well done.
This so reminds me of looking up the addresses of all my favorite players at the local library when I was a kid. Mom would just drop me off and do all her shopping and I'd be entertained for hours. Thanks for unlocking that memory! Seeing your haul almost makes me want to dust off my markers, grab some paper, and craft a fan letter.
I used to send SASE letters to sports players when I was a kid and included a card to sign and envelope + postage back. Got some really good ones like Troy Aikman, Yogi Berra, Wade Boggs, etc. Plus some players would send free swag or personalize the auto. I probably have well over 100 autos like this. Ahh the good ol' days
@TeamPaidToDrive yea, there used to be (still is?) an online list of all their addresses. I even have weird autos from people like Angelina Jolie, Al Roker, and other lesser known celebs/musicians. The Yogi Berra one I sent him a reprint card of himself and he signed it. I need to get some certified though.
They used to sell an address book for every baseball player from the past and the current mlb players back in the late 80's. I had gotten quite a few cards back that were autographed including a Harmon Kilebrew.
I got Warren Spahn’s autograph cause he made a request for anyone to mail him a card with a sase and he’d autograph the card . he was a nice man that sent a kid his card back with an autograph .
You videos are short and to the point without adding anymore than what is necessary and I really enjoy that. I will definitely sub and I look forward to see how much your channel will grow in the future from 3k subs. With such content, it will definitely become big and I look forward to this. :)
I was hoping for more on the response, but what great responses!! Gotta go with the Red Sox bag of Fenway Dirt for the win. Got my own bag of Fenway Dirt here at my desk. No idea what they charge for that....mine was also a gift.
I did that too as a Reds fan . I still have all of the cards they signed in 1986-1990’s . I put a card in an envelope with a sase in Dave Parker’s mailbox and got it back signed . biggest snub was Rob Dibble lol
That Nats pack is sweet. In 7th grade one of my assignments for my English class was to send a letter to a famous person/group and chose the Miami Dolphins. I was the only person to receive a response back and the vice president of operations sent me a personal letter back and they put a mini flag/pennant in there along with a schedule and some other goodies. That was really cool.
I'm surprised those teams didn't blow you off. And that was very polite to thank each individual team I must add. Shows some teams still care, and not just the ones with the biggest budgets. Like you've got the Pirates, Brewers, and Nationals in there. But the Dodgers blew you off cuz they're already paying hundreds of millions for that roster.
I'm very interested in how you went about writing to the teams. Pretty neat idea. Years ago I would write for autographs, mainly just to get mail. I need that feeling/pursuit again now as I get older and mail is sparse. Love getting free stuff too lol. Surprised you got baseball cards, too cool.
I did the exact same thing about a year ago! I got almost the exact same things as you did, except I didn't get responses from the Nationals or Pirates like you did. Got a BUNCH of cool stuff from the A's though, surprisingly enough. The Yankees sent a water bottle and a hat too which was probably the most high value stuff I got.
I suggest hitting up MLS teams. I sent the NYCFC a letter after winning the 2021 MLS cup and they sent me a box full of swag, which included a team scarf. They also sent me swag from some of their sponsors.
Back when the MLS started its first season in 1996, my younger brother, who was then in his early thirties requested season schedules and season ticket plan info from as many of the teams as he could and they sent him back the info, a few also sent along a team sticker decal as well.
my friend did this in middle school, except he emailed a bunch of snowboarding/skateboarding/surfing companies and he made a killing ($50-60 for us was a killing) selling the stickers at school
This video was obviously before the season began. Now if he sent another email he'd probably get free tickets and a bus ticket to guaranteed rate field
We did this over 30 years ago after having read an article in Beckett about getting free stuff. Some teams were better in this conversation than others. Also, we had to hop on the phone to make phone calls instead of emailing.
Yooo the signed CJ Abrams card is awesome. I used to do this when I was 14 and even have my Fenway dirt still! I used to collect pocket schedules from minor league teams and they would always throw some cool stuff in there. Shoutout the pro sports teams that go the extra mile and do this for the fans
When I was a kid 60 years ago I used to write a letter to every MLB, NFL, NHL team at the beginning of each season. Most teams sent some pretty cool stuff. I got game programs, and signed pictures. I still have a plastic storage container full of stuff.
Cool video. I did almost the same thing to the new hockey franchises around 1967. St.Louis, Minneapolis ,California Golden Seals, Los Angeles, Philadelphia,Pittsburgh. Every one of them sent me a sticker and a schedule. I still have 3 stickers.
lol every year i’d sent a letter to Ford for all the stuff about their new model cars , sadly they all sucked , you ever see a ford tempo on the road today ?
I wonder if your responses would have been greater had you mailed the teams a letter instead of emailing them? Your video reminds me of when I was younger and writing to race tracks asking for posters and got quite a few responses, mostly posters, but also a race program or two and some assorted things like stickers or schedule brochures. Fun stuff!
I did this as a kid. I got the idea from a book I got at the school book fair. It was about free stuff and it had the addresses to all NFL teams and a template of a letter to send. Half the teams responded with stickers, holograms and little helmets. I was disappointed that my favorite team was one of the teams that didn't send anything.
Hi, I am a baseball fan fron Taiwan.I want to try the same thing, but not being a native speaker, may I ask what did you write in your letter ? Thanls a lot : )
I wrote a letter to every team back when I was in 7th grade (2001ish). I got a response from every single team. I have all the collectibles etc. stored away in a binder with plastic sheeting. The Red Sox marketing woman actually wrote a handwritten letter back to me, was pretty sweet! It was just before they went on their World Series run too...
Just a thought, would you be interested in a detailed feature about the more famous stadium and arena food and beer or soft beverage vendors around the pro leagues, there've been a few like the legendary Roger "peanut man" Owens at Dodger Stadium and other Southern California sporting events for decades, though he must be very close to retiring if not already so?
This video turned out great. Just sent you an email! We wanna add on with some more goodies.
THANKS!!
san francisco giants
not a giants fan but i am now. goated social media team .
Send him the high times magazine with lincecum on the cover….no wait send me that one!
Shoot I’d love a Pablo Sandoval jersey 😅
I wrote a letter to the Dallas Cowboys when I was a little kid asking for autographs from Randy White and Tony Dorsett. They sent hand signed pictures of both. I still have them to this day.
My father visited the stadium traveling with work and asked for a Roger Staubach autograph for me as a kid. A week later mailed to me was an original signed photograph from him! It also included a full team poster!
I am 47, I did the exact same thing to Danny White and I still have it! He signed a photo, its a black and white photo. Been a Cowboys fan 40 years!
In computer class in middle school we did this and got to send letters to any 3 people we wanted and I got Josh Hamilton of the Rangers and my brother got Ichiro Suzuki a few years later when he did it. Was super cool, the autographs weren’t real and I know that now but as a 12 year old I was stoked 😂
I've been following football for a least fifty years, I couldn't speak for the Cowboys organization, though what I can tell you is that though there were NFL teams that had their own fan ticket holder newsletters during the 1960s and 1970s, it was the Cowboys in 1976 that are credited with starting the first official team fan newspaper in the NFL among their several innovations of the 1960s and 1970s.
That makes my heart smile and my soul warm.
I’m not a RedSox fan, but a bag of dirt is awesome.
That is one of the coolest things they could have sent
@@zachd00d757the dirt is rare in forget the ship it in from Pennsylvania n ohio or something random lol its a special clay/mud they dry out i think
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That dirt is the most valuable thing in the Red Sux, oops, Sox organization.
I have to admit that, when I was teenager, I did the same request (by air-mail letters & post stamps) 45 years ago from Italy. Some teams answered me sending adesives, photos, magazines and hats, but the first team to answer was Boston Red Sox and since then I am a Red Sox fan. Go Sox.
Good on these front office’s customer service teams. That’s the true spirit of the game and awareness that a small gesture like this can go a long way!
I would have been a fan for life if I got something back as a kid.
As a 10 year old in 1970 I wrote a letter to every MLB, NHL, and NFL team asking for stickers.....The collection from all of them I still have today is priceless.
Do the nba
I'm very close in age to you, yet at that time I likely wouldn't have even been able to know just what the addresses of teams outside my own local area were and they only began listing all of them in the World Almanac and Book of Facts in the middle 1970s, at least a few years after you wrote to those teams.
I don't know where I got the addresses My guess is my father who had good friends at the Local newspaper ? @@gregpaspatis9425
“We got the white Will Smith!” 😂 😂
Fun fact: There is actually a meteorologist in Florida named Mike Lowry, he works for WPLJ local 10 news in Miami
The Fenway dirt is sweet. Definitely the best out of all of them.
Unless the luis robert autograph is real?!
Dude..... you set the pirates back another 4-6 seasons
Hahaha as a Pirates fan you are 1000% correct.
As a guardians fan our owner couldn't even afford the stamp😂😂
@@SeanHts15I’m a braves fan that can’t catch up
So THAT'S where the RedSox are spending their money!!!!
Don't act like that was a lot of money they spent on stuff they sent him
I’m 63 and did this but wrote a letter and mailed to quite a few teams. I always got something back like stickers and schedules and printed off autographs. It was fun collecting them. I still have all that and that was back in the early 70s.
Did the same thing it was fun to do back then n I also have most of it all from when I did it it was baseball football basketball. N I wrote the letters by hand back then so I may do it agin for fun
Great to see a young person so interested in baseball. As I expected, nothing from my NY Mets - they never cease to disappoint me.
I wouldn’t count the Mets out! I actually got a cool long sleeve shirt from them and a couple cards! And some stickers.
Thanks for making me feel better. Maybe I should save my disappointment for the season.@@DylanO-em7bc
I guess I should keep my mouth shut and wait for the season for them to disappoint me!@@DylanO-em7bc
hard to be disappointed when they set the bar so low
😂😂😂😂
The most impressive thing about your video is, you taking the time to thank each and every team.., enjoy the fan pack items.. Sweet! Lastly, Go Giants!
Go giants!
The president baseball cards from the Nationals is awesome 😂
It can be said, thankfully, that most of those born after 1993 or 1994 probably have very little memory at all when there wasn't any big league (baseball) team in the nation's capital.
The Nats hold the Geico Presidents Race in the middle of the fourth inning of home games. The current lineup is Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Teddy Roosevelt
yup , it’s cool they sent cards of them 🤣😎
The Rays shoulda sent you season tickets! 😂
I would send them back and ask for a apology
😅😂🤣😭
There was a contest in the Tampa Bay Area. First prize was season tickets to the Rays. Second place was two!
@@jaybruno3571you see the Rays in the playoffs as usual next year.
@@corysmith4516 😴 🥱 💤
I was gonna say the Pirates are so cheap that there’s no way they would send anything and then boom they’re the first ones 😂
can you tell me how you structured the email for the sample did you put your address key their and how did you ask them
Anymore teams send anything since you recorded this? Do NHL next.
This! I love my Yankees, but I am a diehard hockey fan. Would love to see what they would send!
probably have to wait till next season for hockey, its getting close to playoffs and they don't tend to respond or have time at that point. Goes the same for MLB and any other sport. Best to do It around now when season is starting and stock is up.
what a fun idea! And so glad my team the Brewers were one of the teams who responded to you. :)
Very cool for the teams to do that. Growing up I wrote the NASA program and they sent some really cool pics and stuff. This was in the 60s
As an A’s fan, I’m not surprised that they didn’t send you anything lol
That was really cool. All of the teams that responded deserve congratulations but some really were surprisingly good. The signed CJ Abrams card is sweet, as is a lot of other things from the other teams. The "flag" that the Rays sent is what was referred to as a "Pennant" in the past. It's a smaller version but it is a "pennant". We used to have larger versions and we would hang them all over our rooms as kids. Sometimes we got players to autograph them. When a team wins a pennant in baseball, it refers back to when there used to be a physical pennant that was raised on a flagpole at the team's home when a team won their division. Congratulations, well done.
um they still raise them tho now they are more like “flags”
This so reminds me of looking up the addresses of all my favorite players at the local library when I was a kid. Mom would just drop me off and do all her shopping and I'd be entertained for hours. Thanks for unlocking that memory! Seeing your haul almost makes me want to dust off my markers, grab some paper, and craft a fan letter.
this is a great video, and it shows the class by the 8 teams to actually respond and send out swag. The other 22 teams? meh...
some of them might have run out of stuff , maybe they will mail
some out later , maybe not
What does “Mic +” mean? (on the New York Yankees address on their envelope) 2:36
i have no idea haha
The way he thanks the team after each gift makes me feel like I’m at his birthday party and he invited all the mlb teams. I sincerely love it
I remember having a address book to every player back in 1995 from becket
What a creative idea for a video!
I used to send SASE letters to sports players when I was a kid and included a card to sign and envelope + postage back. Got some really good ones like Troy Aikman, Yogi Berra, Wade Boggs, etc. Plus some players would send free swag or personalize the auto. I probably have well over 100 autos like this. Ahh the good ol' days
That’s awesome! What does “SASE” mean?
@@TeamPaidToDriveSelf-Addressed Stamped Envolope
@@nutritionperfection gotcha thank you
@TeamPaidToDrive yea, there used to be (still is?) an online list of all their addresses. I even have weird autos from people like Angelina Jolie, Al Roker, and other lesser known celebs/musicians. The Yogi Berra one I sent him a reprint card of himself and he signed it. I need to get some certified though.
What a cool video and good on these organizations for responding!
Kinda bummed my Dbacks didn't send you anything when the Red Sox sent you freaking Fenway Dirt.
I find it hilarious that the Red Sox sent a random box of baseball cards 😂😂
i was thinking cool they sent you some red sox cards but lol
What was the email address you emailed for the Rays?
They used to sell an address book for every baseball player from the past and the current mlb players back in the late 80's. I had gotten quite a few cards back that were autographed including a Harmon Kilebrew.
thats way cool , harmon was a power house. i did the same thing with the jays in the early 90s 5th grade and got a joe carter autograph.
I got Warren Spahn’s autograph cause he made a request for anyone to mail him a card with a sase and he’d autograph the card . he was a nice man that sent a kid his card back with an autograph .
When you wrote the letters, who did you address them to what department Customer Relations or watt
As a Pirates fan I’m shocked they sent you anything. I didn’t think Bob Nutting would spend money on a postal stamp.
You videos are short and to the point without adding anymore than what is necessary and I really enjoy that. I will definitely sub and I look forward to see how much your channel will grow in the future from 3k subs. With such content, it will definitely become big and I look forward to this. :)
What did you mention in your email? Can you post an example here?
How do you go about finding the emails? And what did you say in your email?
Did Gerrit Cole from yankees cards was on there?
Great video bro! I’m a Red Sox fan myself. Maybe do NBA teams next?
I was hoping for more on the response, but what great responses!! Gotta go with the Red Sox bag of Fenway Dirt for the win. Got my own bag of Fenway Dirt here at my desk.
No idea what they charge for that....mine was also a gift.
I used to mail cards to players when I was 12. Shoutout to Dan Wilson Mariners catcher in the 90s thanks for the autographs!
I did that too as a Reds fan . I still have all of the cards they signed in 1986-1990’s . I put a card in an envelope with a sase in Dave Parker’s mailbox and got it back signed . biggest snub was Rob Dibble lol
That Nats pack is sweet. In 7th grade one of my assignments for my English class was to send a letter to a famous person/group and chose the Miami Dolphins. I was the only person to receive a response back and the vice president of operations sent me a personal letter back and they put a mini flag/pennant in there along with a schedule and some other goodies. That was really cool.
This is so cool how did u find there emails?
You can just look them up!
ever heard of google ? lol
Red Sox suck but they hooked you up the most. That dirt is actually really cool. Good job on the content young man #NYY
Not surprising the A's didn't send anything. They'd probably send you a letter asking you to pay for postage. 😂
nope even better send you a letter with no postage and not give a return address so you have to pay to get it lol
I'm surprised those teams didn't blow you off. And that was very polite to thank each individual team I must add. Shows some teams still care, and not just the ones with the biggest budgets. Like you've got the Pirates, Brewers, and Nationals in there. But the Dodgers blew you off cuz they're already paying hundreds of millions for that roster.
the dodgers probably get 10k letters a day
I just imagine the mailman thinking "who the hell is this guy getting contract offers from 8 different mlb teams...
Is the cj for sale
That was cool of the Red Sox to send some Fenway dirt.
MCCUTCHEN!! if only with the pirates 😭😭😂😂
McCutchen hasn’t been with the Giants since 2018! 😂😂😂 Go Giants!!!!
No i mean the card
I'm very interested in how you went about writing to the teams. Pretty neat idea. Years ago I would write for autographs, mainly just to get mail. I need that feeling/pursuit again now as I get older and mail is sparse. Love getting free stuff too lol. Surprised you got baseball cards, too cool.
Nothing from the Astros or Rangers? It doesn't surprise me.
Great video. Do the NHL next! 👍
He should
I'm surprised you got response. During the "covid" the Reds wouldn't even process my letter. (Go Yanks - nice package.)
I did the exact same thing about a year ago! I got almost the exact same things as you did, except I didn't get responses from the Nationals or Pirates like you did. Got a BUNCH of cool stuff from the A's though, surprisingly enough. The Yankees sent a water bottle and a hat too which was probably the most high value stuff I got.
Did you use the general address or address to a specific department?
I suggest hitting up MLS teams. I sent the NYCFC a letter after winning the 2021 MLS cup and they sent me a box full of swag, which included a team scarf. They also sent me swag from some of their sponsors.
Back when the MLS started its first season in 1996, my younger brother, who was then in his early thirties requested season schedules and season ticket plan info from as many of the teams as he could and they sent him back the info, a few also sent along a team sticker decal as well.
Wow that bag Fennway dirt has me jealous. LOL Honestly, getting a signed photo of CJ Abrams is pretty sweet didn't expect that from the Nats.
What’s the Yankees email I’m gonna try this also?
Try sending stuff to MLS clubs asking for free stuff. That would be fun! Maybe you get a free Messi autograph haha. Great video man!
Hold on to that CJ Abrams bro, that's a dope free giveaway card.
brewers win because of the personalized letter
Sweeet! I got 2 Nationals TShirts btw :) What do you think, any chance they ship it overseas?
Last year I sent a letter to the Yankees and they sent me a sick bobble head
I’m glad some of these MLB teams answered your requests! Says a lot about the other reams that didn’t. They don’t mind taking your money though.
my friend did this in middle school, except he emailed a bunch of snowboarding/skateboarding/surfing companies and he made a killing ($50-60 for us was a killing) selling the stickers at school
Did the same things a few weeks ago only got 4 teams sent back but I did get the Fenway dirt which was cool
surprised white sox didnt send you free tickets behind home plate
This video was obviously before the season began. Now if he sent another email he'd probably get free tickets and a bus ticket to guaranteed rate field
might even get a contract proposal lol
what are the emails for the rangers jays and nationals?
What about Every College Football team?
Sure it was a bag of dirt , it was was probably David Ortiz's left over HGH he left behind 😂😂😂
You should do this with Billionaires
Where do i find a spread sheet of their emails? I wanna do this for my moms 65th bday.
Very nice! We would like to do this! My son age 12 and I love baseball!! GO RED SOX!!!!!!
Fenway Dirt!!! Do NBA next????
We did this over 30 years ago after having read an article in Beckett about getting free stuff. Some teams were better in this conversation than others. Also, we had to hop on the phone to make phone calls instead of emailing.
Yooo the signed CJ Abrams card is awesome. I used to do this when I was 14 and even have my Fenway dirt still! I used to collect pocket schedules from minor league teams and they would always throw some cool stuff in there. Shoutout the pro sports teams that go the extra mile and do this for the fans
Just goes to show you never know what can happen unless you ask the question. I love this!
When I was a kid 60 years ago I used to write a letter to every MLB, NFL, NHL team at the beginning of each season. Most teams sent some pretty cool stuff. I got game programs, and signed pictures. I still have a plastic storage container full of stuff.
You are really friendly and polite, keep it going Bro!
I did the same thing this off-season with MLB teams and got back to bobble heads one from the Texas Rangers and one from the Colorado Rockies
Who were they?
Texas rangers send me a Jon Gray bobblehead and the Colorado Rockies sent me Charlie blackmon bobblehead
@@TheBrysonbarber Nice.
Very cool! It's interesting how they all sent similar but different items
The Nationals and the president cards! So cool.
How do you ask them? Because I want to try this with my fav team the mariners
same
Wait I didn’t know that that you can email sports teams and they will give you stuff in return I need to try this out how do I do this
How did you phrase the email you wrote? Did you pretty much just say can i have free stuff?
I wrote to Mets but no answer 😂 Good to see some team will really give stuff to fans
what camera do you use
Sony A7S III
Cool idea, glad some teams came to the party. Red Sox dirt was a nice touch.
Of course the Brew Crew sent a personalized letter ❤
Cool video. I did almost the same thing to the new hockey franchises around 1967. St.Louis, Minneapolis ,California Golden Seals, Los Angeles, Philadelphia,Pittsburgh. Every one of them sent me a sticker and a schedule. I still have 3 stickers.
Very cool these franchises responded to you. Just so everyone knows, practically every company will send you stuff if you write them a letter.
lol every year i’d sent a letter to Ford for all the stuff about their new model cars , sadly they all sucked , you ever see a ford tempo on the road today ?
The Red Sox are my favorite team and they sent you the biggest envelope lol
I wonder if your responses would have been greater had you mailed the teams a letter instead of emailing them? Your video reminds me of when I was younger and writing to race tracks asking for posters and got quite a few responses, mostly posters, but also a race program or two and some assorted things like stickers or schedule brochures. Fun stuff!
I knew the Twins would be too cheap to send you anything.
How long does it take to get them back? I sent one to the brewers and I am waiting
I did this as a kid. I got the idea from a book I got at the school book fair. It was about free stuff and it had the addresses to all NFL teams and a template of a letter to send. Half the teams responded with stickers, holograms and little helmets. I was disappointed that my favorite team was one of the teams that didn't send anything.
Hi, I am a baseball fan fron Taiwan.I want to try the same thing, but not being a native speaker, may I ask what did you write in your letter ? Thanls a lot : )
I told them my age and asked if they could send something to my address!
TOP VID MATE.. how about posting the email addresses up so we can all get some free merchandise
look them up yourself it’s not hard
I wrote a letter to every team back when I was in 7th grade (2001ish). I got a response from every single team. I have all the collectibles etc. stored away in a binder with plastic sheeting. The Red Sox marketing woman actually wrote a handwritten letter back to me, was pretty sweet! It was just before they went on their World Series run too...
Just a thought, would you be interested in a detailed feature about the more famous stadium and arena food and beer or soft beverage vendors around the pro leagues, there've been a few like the legendary Roger "peanut man" Owens at Dodger Stadium and other Southern California sporting events for decades, though he must be very close to retiring if not already so?