Johnny Damon
Title: MLB PlayerBirth Date: November 5, 1973
Birth Place: Fort Riley, KS
Residence: Orlando, FL
Attachment: MLB, NY Yankees, Boston Red Sox
Price range: Contact TSE
Categories: Baseball, Sports
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements
The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, in addition to being great rivals, are also far and way the two most popular teams in Major League Baseball. And Johnny Damon has had the good fortune to play for both. Drafted by the Kansas City Royals, Johnny Damon came to the Red Sox in 2002 and instantly became a fan favorite in Boston. His long hair and beard earned him the nickname “Captain Caveman,” and his unique personality and all-out style of play earned him countless fans. As part of the 2004 Red Sox team that won the World Series, Johnny Damon will always have a special place in the hearts of Boston sports fans. But like Babe Ruth and Roger Clemens before him, Johnny Damon signed with the New York Yankees (and promptly lost his long hair and beard). Fans in the Bronx have embraced him just as eagerly as Boston fans did.
A Johnny Damon appearance or Johnny Damon endorsement will make a big impact on sports fans and non-sports fans alike, so contact TSE today and let us help you make it happen.
Johnny Damon Speaker
With his off-beat style and popularity both on and off the field, the possible Johnny Damon speaker topics are almost endless. And as has been proven many times in the past, when Johnny Damon gets behind the microphone, some entertaining stories are sure to follow.
Johnny Damon Appearance
Just check out this list of Johnny Damon appearances outside of the world of baseball – he has appeared on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, MTV Cribs, Saturday Night Live and in the movie Fever Pitch. Few athletes can rival that kind of exposure.
Johnny Damon Endorsement
The Gillette razor company scored with a great Johnny Damon endorsement deal in 2004 as the star outfielder shaved his beard to help raise funds for the Boston Public Library (he then let the beard grow back).
