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BBWAA dinner tickets available

Peter Abraham
January
3

The annual New York BBWAA dinner will be Jan. 27 at the New York Hilton in Manhattan.

It’s a great event. The winners of the annual BBWAA awards (MVP, Cy Young, etc.) attend along with other big names from the world of baseball. Those scheduled to attend this year include Alex Rodriguez, Jimmy Rollins, C.C. Sabathia, Jake Peavy, Dustin Pedroia, Ryan Braun, Eric Wedge, Bob Melvin, Jonathan Papelbon, Johnny Damon, Billy Wagner, Joba Chamberlain, Bobby Murcer, Denny McLain and Craig Biggio.

The Hall of Fame selections usually show up along with the managers and GMs of the Yankees and Mets.

Tickets are $225. If you’re interested, drop me an e-mail and I will send you the information.

This entry was posted on Thursday, January 3rd, 2008 at 12:29 pm by Peter Abraham.
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11 Responses to “BBWAA dinner tickets available”

  1. jennifer- Hip Hip Jorge

    Are you able to get autos of the players?

  2. SAndMan

    Great no talk on the SAntana trade even though Hank and the Yankees yesterday just admitted to not only be still interested but how they are best suited to handle Santana contract a whole differant story then what you said yesterday Pete.

    Please give us something beside Clemens and dinner and Patriots talk.And that wasn’t a rumor Hank was quoted as to saying he knows the Twins will check on him one last time.Getting intersting because just yesterday eveyblog was saying the Yankees and Mariners were out.

  3. jennifer- Hip Hip Jorge

    When were the Mariners ever in it?

  4. Peter Abraham

    Sandman: Go find my story on the last day of the winter meetings. The Yankees (and Hank) said the exact same stuff then that was said yesterday. Right down to the Twins checking with them before they make any trade.

    Not one thing has changed since Nashville. Same players on the table from all team, same reticence from the Twins.

  5. rbizzler

    Slow news cycle for baseball results in some recycling to manufacture content. Nothing new here as the ball remains in the Minny court.

    And Jennifer, the Mariners are only in it if they give up stud CF prospect Adam Jones. He is ML ready and projects to be a perfect replacement for Torii Hunter. And dare I say it, is a much better prospect (especially power-wise) than Ellsbury (and Melky).

  6. 213 Area Code

    The BBWAA dinner is actually a really good time. My wife & I went in ‘99 as guests of a memoribilia merchant who sold my wife my Xmas gift (signed Mantle photo) that year. We got our picture taken w/ the WS Trophy & got to meet many players, coaches, etc.
    Jennifer- if you want autographs, it seemed that the pre-dinner, cocktail reception was the time. All attendees were milling around and the various celebs seemed reasonably approachable on that front (my host asked me to carry various things to have signed for him, but that’s not my bag & I respectfully declined).

  7. adam

    Pete, you should invite Rob Neyer and Keith Law to the BBWAA dinner. Oh, wait, nevermind.

  8. SAndMan

    Pete-

    Yeah but talkig about the Patriots isn’t the only thing to write about.You could have cleared up the rumors of the Yankees being out of the Santana trade or the Yankees are worried about the Santana money.Both are not true yet is on every blog and sports site.

  9. John

    Pete, Did any of the players sign autographs at last years dinner?

  10. Chris

    I attend the dinner every year. You cannot get auto’s during the dinner. They have security in front of the dais. THey are pretty strict. A few years ago it was very nice and all the players signed but that has stopped the last couple of years.

  11. Bob

    Would like info on tickets

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