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Jay Johnstone
(former Dodger, Angel, Yankee, Philly, Cub, White Sox, Padre &
Oakland A)
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Jay played 20 years in the Major Leagues, a feat
accomplished by few players.
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He played on eight divisional title winning
teams.
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He has four World Series rings.
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He has a lifetime batting average in World Series
play of .435.
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He holds the highest batting average in National
League championship play of .778.
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In 1976, he was 10th in NL batting
with a .318 average. In 1977, he led the NL in hitting with a
.329 average but missed the batting title because he was 12 at
bats short.
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He authored three best-selling sports books, two
of which made the prestigious New York Times Bestseller List.
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He has broadcast baseball games for Prime Ticket,
ESPN, KABC Radio, the Yankees, the Phillies, Fox Sports, the PAC
10 and Big West.
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He was the host on three different networks and
nationally syndicated TV shows and appeared in several
commercials and movies. He has also hosted several radio shows.
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He has traveled the country as a corporate
speaker, giving both humorous and motivational speeches.
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His company, Sporthings & More, works with over
400 non-profits each year to help them raise money by providing
items for their silent and live auctions. ST&M also books
athletes for events and puts on baseball clinics for kids and
one-day baseball fantasy camps for adults.
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In early 2010, Jay will host a new sports show,
“The Jay Johnstone Show”, which will be broadcast on both radio
and TV.
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