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Unbelievable Story

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so my wife is a 2nd grade teacher here in the Chicago suburbs. For one of their units, they are studying baseball, and using some basic stats for math projects, etc. So she and her students write letters to a bunch of the teams (Sox including), MLB and the Hall of Fame directly to see if they can get any history of baseball/teams material, etc.

 

so who is the first responder??? Major League Baseball and Bob DuPuy the President/COO. He is listed on their website as #2 right under Bud Selig. His asst called and then put Bob on the line. He called her while she was in class and was ecstatic about the idea and about participating in the project.

 

When I was helping her get names/phone numbers, I never thought she would get a response from someone this high up. Figured that they would just send out some kind of press packet or something.

 

:cheers MLB and Bob DuPuy

I'm confused, what did she and her students write them for?

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QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ Apr 18, 2006 -> 08:55 PM)
I'm confused, what did she and her students write them for?

 

just wrote them saying that they were studying baseball for a history unit and using some baseball stats for a math unit. If they had any basic information about the team/league that they could send, it would help them in their studies. (i'm paraphrasing here)

 

She was thinking that they would get a program say from the White Sox that would have the history of the team or an old media guide with the stats from 2004. some basic stuff.

QUOTE(jasonxctf @ Apr 18, 2006 -> 04:02 PM)
just wrote them saying that they were studying baseball for a history unit and using some baseball stats for a math unit. If they had any basic information about the team/league that they could send, it would help them in their studies. (i'm paraphrasing here)

 

She was thinking that they would get a program say from the White Sox that would have the history of the team or an old media guide with the stats from 2004. some basic stuff.

 

I see. It's awesome when MLB does this kind of stuff.

Cool stuff. It's always neat when high ups like that show enthusiasm.

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i'm interested to see what, if anything, the Sox and/or Cubs respond with. Especially being to a local school.

QUOTE(jasonxctf @ Apr 18, 2006 -> 09:19 PM)
i'm interested to see what, if anything, the Sox and/or Cubs respond with. Especially being to a local school.

 

 

definitely

Cool. :gosox2:

Yes. Definitely keep us posted on this, please.

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to keep you all in the loop, the Sox were the first team to actually respond with this. They sent in 2 program guides on the team. Similar to the ones you can buy at the ballpark for $4-5 each. Very nice.

 

Not too much history on the team in these, mostly just highlighting the '06 season. Still pretty neat.

QUOTE(jasonxctf @ Apr 20, 2006 -> 09:22 AM)
to keep you all in the loop, the Sox were the first team to actually respond with this. They sent in 2 program guides on the team. Similar to the ones you can buy at the ballpark for $4-5 each. Very nice.

 

Not too much history on the team in these, mostly just highlighting the '06 season. Still pretty neat.

 

That is interesting. Just wondering, who wins the World Series? :bang :P

 

Cool as hell though. :cheers

Of everyone that responded with congratulations to my son for earning Eagle Scout, the White Sox and the Cowboys were the best. Oh, and EA games came through big also.

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