Ryan Howard

Title: MLB Player
Birth Date: November 19, 1979
Birth Place: St. Louis, MO
Attended: Missouri State
Attachment: MLB, Philadelphia Phillies

Price range: $15,001-$30,000
Categories: Baseball, Sports
Available for: Appearances, Endorsements, Speaking Engagements

Ryan Howard is one of Major League Baseball’s brightest young stars. Playing for the Philadelphia Phillies, Howard is best known for his massive home run blasts. His amazing power is of the main reason he took home the 2006 NL MVP Award over Albert Pujols. But Howard is more than just a slugger. He’s also a solid defender, an excellent hitter (with a .300 batting average in 2006) and one of MLB’s most well-spoken players.

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Ryan Howard Speaker

Ryan Howard speaker topics could include the honors, awards and inspirational material he’s gathered in his career to date. Howard would be a perfect MLB speaker to discuss the story of his success to fans across the country. Winning the NL Rookie of the Year Award and the NL MVP Award in successive years has only been done once before in the history of baseball — by Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr.

Ryan Howard Endorsement

Ryan Howard endorsement value has been on the rise since 2005, when Howard took home NL Rookie of the Year honors despite starting the season as Jim Thome’s backup in Philadelphia. The award was an endorsement of his value on the field — as he led all rookies with 22 home runs and 63 RBIs. Howard’s 2006 NL MVP Award is a further endorsement that Howard is here to stay as of the game’s biggest names.

Ryan Howard Appearance

Only Ryan Howard power at the plate rivals Ryan Howard appearance power! In 2006, Howard became the first player to hit a home run onto Ashburn Alley at Citizens Bank Park. The ball traveled an astounding 496 feet and became the longest home run to date at Citizens Bank Park. His prowess at hitting the long ball was further solidified by winning the Home Run Derby during his first appearance in the All-Star game with 23 home runs.